Notorious Homosexual & Popular Socialite, Tunji Alaaso Murdered In Cold Blood

 

According to reports, earlier yesterday, Monday, 20th July, 2015, Tunji Alaaso - an alleged notorious gay hotelier and socialite, was murdered in cold blood by unknown assailants. He is reportedly well known for series of criminal activities in Kollington, Alagbado area of Lagos.

The deceased who was a very powerful man feared by most residents in his area, was said to have been stabbed to death in his car while on his way home around Moshalasi bus stop, Alagbado.

His alleged notorious activities include using faking policemen and EFCC officials to swindle unsuspecting victims of their hard earned money and property. His boys are said to have hit the streets vowing that they will bring down the killers of their boss.

 

He was a man of influence and was controversially accused of posing as a fake EFCC/Police agent going after internet fraudsters commonly called "Yahoo Bois"

Meanwhile, soldiers have been deployed to his two hotels to forestall breakdown of law by his aggrieved supporters.

It was learnt that until his death, the Police in Area ‘G’, Ogba, declared Alaaso, who resided at 7, Barusam Avenue, Alagbado, Lagos, wanted for allegedly sexually assaulting an 18-year old boy, Kabiru Amusa, at his residence, on Friday, 16 January.

Narrating his ordeal to the police, the victim, a petrol attendant working at Ayokunnu Petrol Station, Abule-Taylor, near Abule-Egba, said Alaaso has been luring him to his house for a long time, promising to get him a more lucrative job, and after a long persuasion, he decided to honour his invitation, only for the man to drug him.

Kabiru told the police that he was drugged with Don Simon drink and that the man locked him up and had marathon sex with him through the anus, leading to tears and bleeding. After the dastardly act, Alaaso released the teenager, who, afraid for his life, refused to tell his parents what transpired.
 

The police immediately swung into action and swooped on the suspect’s building. On sighting the police, Alaaso reportedly escaped through the roof of his house and has since been at large.