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NIPOST retiree dies during sex romp with two teenagers he promised jobs in Akwa Ibom

A retired employee of the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST), has died during sex romp with two teenagers in Akwa Ibom.

It was gathered that the man was found dead in his residence at Udo Street in Uyo, the state capital.

Speaking to Nigerian Tribune, a neighbour who would not want his name mentioned, said that the deceased, an Igbo man, name withheld, was engaged in a sex orgy with two teenagers who he reportedly promised jobs in NIPOST when there are vacancies.

“The deceased died of apparent exhaustion arising from the marathon sex with two teenage girls whom he promised to inform of available job offers through the post office located with the Ibom Plaza arena in Uyo,” the source said.

“We discovered his remains outside the building at about 3 am. When we inquired at his house, we met two girls who claimed the deceased brought them to spend the night. They feigned ignorance of the death of the man; telling us the man went outside to ease himself.”

The source added that the deceased NIPOST retiree chose to remain in Akwa Ibom after retiring years ago.

Spokesperson of the State Police Command, SP Odiko Macdon, who confirmed the incident, said that the two girls had been arrested with a view to establishing the immediate and remote causes of the incident.

“The police are aware and the two suspects have been arrested. A discreet investigation is ongoing to ascertain the immediate and remote causes of the incident,” he added.

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