CYRIACUS IZUEKWE
Facts have emerged on how Police operatives in Lagos arrested a 36-year old married man, Babajide Akeem Salako, who took a 47-year old married woman, Mrs. Folarin Olabisi, a.k.a mama Pelumi, to a popular hotel and she died during the sex romp.
P.M.EXPRESS reports that the incident happened at BedWell Hotel located at 28 Sanni Labode Street off Social Club Road, Abule Egba, Lagos.
Mr. Salako, who resides at No. 13 Lawal Street, off Olaniyi Street, New Oko-Oba, Agege area of Lagos, left his wife at home and took the deceased to the hotel after both went for a party and drank energy drinks to boost their strength.
It was gathered that while they lodged in the hotel and engaged in marathon sex, Salako was still on top of Mrs. Olabisi when she started breathing heavily, became unconscious and died.
When she was taken to a hospital, where the doctor certified her dead and the corpse was deposited at the mortuary for autopsy report.
What would have caused her death was not yet known because the autopsy report was not yet out. But according to Police sources, they were seen together on Saturday last week drinking a popular Seagra gin after which they left for a party, where they also drank energy boosting alcoholic drink.Thereafter, Salako took her in his car and drove to the hotel where she eventually died during the romp.
The matter was reported to the Police at Oko-Oba Division; Salako was arrested and detained for interrogation over the death.
In his confessional statement to the Police, he said, “I am married, and she was my woman friend. Last Saturday we were together drinking with some people, after that we left for a party where we also drank and later drove her away in my car to Bedwell Hotel where I had sex with her”.
“When she was gasping for breath and vomiting, I was afraid but I managed to clean the room and quickly dressed up since I was in boxer and singlet and later ran away.”
The matter has been transferred to State Criminal Investigative, Intelligence Department {SCIID} Panti Yaba, Lagos, where the suspect is currently being detained for further interrogation.
The late Mrs. Folarin Olabisi was a nurse by profession and was said to be married with children before she died.
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*The truth about Ms. Bukola Folarin’s death by Salako Babajide Hakeem*
Good afternoon gentlemen of the press here present, thank you for attending this press conference which is necessitated by the inaccurate media publication of the death of Ms. Bukola Folarin (Mummy Pelumi).
The reports in the media is that she died from marathon sex with me in a hotel.
But nothing could be farther from the truth.
The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, is that Ms. Folarin and I attended a social function in our old neighborhood (Agege) on Saturday 28th November, 2020 and we had drinks shared with other old friends in the neighborhood at the party.
We left the party late at night and Aunty Bukky (as she was fondly called ) requested that I dropped her off at the nearby hotel as it was too late to go to her house (which is far from our old neighborhood ) .
I checked her in at Bedwell hotel, Abule-Egba truly BUT I left for my house that same night at about 10:20pm.
On Sunday morning, I called Ms. Bukky repeatedly but she did not pick her calls. Out of worry, I went back to the hotel to check on her but unfortunately I met her lifeless body.
I later called my family members and lawyers, telling them what happened and then they advised that best action was to report to the nearest police station which they accompanied me to.
The fact of the case remains that though she died in the hotel but she was alone at the time of the ugly incident and her sudden death can best be described as an act of God.
As revealed by the CCTV footage of Bedwell Hotel between the hours she checked in and was discovered dead by the hotel, Ms Folarin while in an emergency put a call to one of her relatives and tried her best to get help but unfortunately she didn’t survive it.
It is unfortunate that i have been subject of media trial both online and print with all the publications that published the incident misreporting and misrepresenting it claiming she died in a sex romp with me.
I remain grateful to the Nigerian police force officers at SCID, Panti, who took their time to watch the long CCTV footage and could see that I left the hotel premises after checking her in.
That she came out of her room hours after I had left sitting on the floor in the hotel corridor holding her head and chest to signify she had a medical emergency but was alone.
Also that the hotel attendant, who explained she asked him for paracetamol that midnight but he couldn’t get any for her, attended to her long after I had left and her room door was not locked after that till I came to check on her in the morning and left out of shock not knowing what was the action to take at that moment of rude shock till when the hotel discovered her lifeless body in the room after checkout time and then called in the police.
Predicated on the prima facie evidence exonerating me, her family accepted the sudden death of MS. BUKOLA FOLARIN as an act of God and wrote a letter of non-intention to press charges, culminating in the release of her remains by the police to them for burial.
My family and I empathize with the Folarins at this moment of grief and I ask the media for balance and fairness in their reports of the incident.
Thank you for listening and have a good day.