Drama, As Police Disrupts Gay Marriage In Abuja - Crime
Last week, residents of Jiwa community in Abuja Municipal Area Council
(AMAC) of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) witnessed a ceremony
marking the solemnisation of a gay marriage in the area. DAVID
ADUGE-ANI reports that the ceremony was however cut short by the
intervention of men of the Nigeria police who promptly arrested the
suspects.
On Saturday February 6, 2016 a popular hotel in Jiwa Community of
Abuja, King's Land Hotel hosted two male guests who were there to
celebrate their marriage, otherwise known as same-sex marriage.
According to our findings, the stage was already set with the hall
decorated awaiting the commencement of the ceremony. At about 5.30 pm
many invited guests were already seated for the occasion, with invited
guests, including their sponsors, the chairman of the occasion and
other guests in their hundreds awaiting the commencement of the
ceremony.
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However just as the celebrants were emerging from the car that
conveyed them to the venue and were about taking their seats at the
high table, men of Nigeria Police Force drafted from the Gwagwa Police
Station swooped down on them and promptly arrested them. The suspects
who live in Jiwa Community are said to be indigenes of Kaduna State.
Eyewitnesses told our reporter that many other persons, including
their sponsors, chairman of the occasion and the owner of the hotel
were equally arrested during the raid.
LEADERSHIP Weekend also gathered that men of the Nigeria Police Force,
Gwagwa Division (AMAC) had earlier gotten information about the
marriage that was to take place in the area, and had therefore sent a
team of plain-clothed policemen to keep surveillance of the area. It
was gathered that the names of the two men were given as Abdul Lawal
who is supposed to be the husband, while Umar Tahir posed as the wife.
The sponsors of the marriage according to our findings are Abubakar
Tahir and Mohammed Sani.
Source: Leadership
(AMAC) of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) witnessed a ceremony
marking the solemnisation of a gay marriage in the area. DAVID
ADUGE-ANI reports that the ceremony was however cut short by the
intervention of men of the Nigeria police who promptly arrested the
suspects.
On Saturday February 6, 2016 a popular hotel in Jiwa Community of
Abuja, King's Land Hotel hosted two male guests who were there to
celebrate their marriage, otherwise known as same-sex marriage.
According to our findings, the stage was already set with the hall
decorated awaiting the commencement of the ceremony. At about 5.30 pm
many invited guests were already seated for the occasion, with invited
guests, including their sponsors, the chairman of the occasion and
other guests in their hundreds awaiting the commencement of the
ceremony.
Read also : nigerianewsmill.blogspot.co.ke/2016/02/femi-aribisala-apc-is-worst-thing-to.html?m=1
However just as the celebrants were emerging from the car that
conveyed them to the venue and were about taking their seats at the
high table, men of Nigeria Police Force drafted from the Gwagwa Police
Station swooped down on them and promptly arrested them. The suspects
who live in Jiwa Community are said to be indigenes of Kaduna State.
Eyewitnesses told our reporter that many other persons, including
their sponsors, chairman of the occasion and the owner of the hotel
were equally arrested during the raid.
LEADERSHIP Weekend also gathered that men of the Nigeria Police Force,
Gwagwa Division (AMAC) had earlier gotten information about the
marriage that was to take place in the area, and had therefore sent a
team of plain-clothed policemen to keep surveillance of the area. It
was gathered that the names of the two men were given as Abdul Lawal
who is supposed to be the husband, while Umar Tahir posed as the wife.
The sponsors of the marriage according to our findings are Abubakar
Tahir and Mohammed Sani.
Source: Leadership
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