There was no S3x party in Kaduna – police witnesses told the court
There were no sexual parties at Asher Kings and Queens Restaurant and Lounge, according to two police witnesses who appeared in court on Monday, February 8, December 27, 2020.
After questioning, two of the police witnesses who searched the Asher Kings and Queens restaurant and lounge provided conflicting evidence of what had happened that day, but both agreed that there was no sex party.
Police officer Alpha Yahaya, who was in charge of arresting the five suspects, told the court that he visited the alleged sex party site with two Hilux vehicles and eight Operation Yaki personnel who were fully armed.
Yahaya Said;
“When we arrived, we saw a crowd of more than 50 people who did not maintain social distancing, did not wear masks, did not receive hand sanitizer, many of them were half naked, drank and played loud music, that they jumped over the fence when they Noticing the presence of the police, we arrested the organizer and two DJs and took them to our station.
“I can identify three defendants who were not half naked, and I cannot identify those who were half naked because they jumped over the fence, we did not see any sex party that day (December 27, 2020) and over the fence those who did not observe social distance jumped. “
In a controversial statement, a second witness, Corporal Ibrahim Adamu, who was involved in the operation, said he visited the restaurant in three Hilux vehicles with 15 armed agents, but did not witness any orgies.
Adamu said that he was informed of a special operation by the officer in charge, who sent him a flyer for the aforementioned sex party on WhatsApp.
He said;
“The flyer didn’t mention any place, then another chat indicated that it would be at Asher Restaurant and Lounge. When we arrested three respondents, they wrote their statement, which I read to them, and we both signed it.
“We got there in 3 Hilux cars with 5 employees in each of the Hilux and when we got there there were no sex parties. The phone number on the flyer, when it was discovered, belonged to the wonderful Akpan, who agreed to design the flyer with his friends.
“He admitted that the Asher restaurant has nothing to do with the flyer, but I saw Abraham Albert’s second interlocutor there, but wearing the appropriate caftan.”
The suspects accused at the trial were Mr. Abraham Albera, Umar Rufai and Suleiman Lemona, Himezi Kenneth, accused of organizing the party, and Marvelus Akpan, who allegedly spread the information.
Mr. Sam Stung Esk represented the 2nd, 3rd and 4th respondents and Shogun Jimo represented the 5th respondent.
The President of the Court, Chief Justice of the Peace Benjamin Hassan, updated the case until February 22, 2021 to continue the hearing while the bail granted to the suspect continues.
As a reminder, the allegation of a sex party held at Asher Restaurant and Lounge led to the demolition of the building by the state authorities.
