Police operatives have apprehended two students of Kwara Polytechnic identified as Joy Adanma and Vandora Favour, over the death of Adeniyi Ojo, a nightclub owner.
The suspects confessed to committing the crime in Kwara during their parade by the police in Abuja on Wednesday.
They said their intention was to rob the deceased while performing BDSM sex.
BDSM stands for bondage and discipline, dominance and submission, sadism and masochism.
It is a term used to describe sex that is dominant, rough and wild, with one partner playing the submissive role.
The ladies said they had agreed to have car sex with the deceased because they needed money, adding that when they met with him, he took them to a room instead of the car they had agreed to because it was raining.
‘WE USED A PILLOW TO MUFFLE HIS VOICE’
But because it was in a room, we were already thinking about what we were going to do in case he starts shouting.”
The suspects further said they had Rohypnol in their bags which they attempted to put in the club owner’s mouth to put him to sleep but he turned his face away.
The suspects said the club owner did not have any cash or valuables with him in the room, so they decided to try to unlock his phone and transfer money from his account.
The man did not have cash or any valuable with him that day and we did not go to his car. So, there was nothing else we could do except if we are able to get money from his account,” they said.
“So, when my friend put the phone in front of his face, that was when he now freaked out and started shouting. I don’t know how he managed to loosen the rope that was used to tie his hands.
“He then started to hit my friend and he started shouting. She took a pillow and placed it over his face to muffle his scream.
Suddenly, he just went calm. I got down from the bed and I told my friend that I think this man is pretending to be asleep so that when we let our guard down, he will stand up and try to hurt us.
“So, my friend went to the door, and she turned the key of the door pretending as if we were leaving and she said she saw him open one of his eyes.
“We then went to him and were begging him to wake up that we want to go, we will not do anything to him because we felt he was pretending, but he didn’t answer.
“We did not discover he was dead until when the police apprehended us.
“We already went home. It was while I was at home that the police came to apprehend us. I even thought that it was because we left with the man’s phone that was why they came to apprehend us.
“And we gave them the phone and the sim card only to find out later that the time we thought he was pretending, he was already dead.”
Source: The Cable
