Chief is detained by police for allegedly trying to sodomize a 17-year-old boy

According to reports, the police have detained the chief of New Akrofuom in the Adansi Asokwa region of the Ashanti Region on charges that he attempted to sodomize a 17-year-old boy. According to Citinewsroom.com, the small child reportedly alerted neighbors when the traditional leader went into his room to perform the act on him. The chief fled the area to avoid danger after the locals learned of his claimed attempt to sexually abuse the child. But before police officials could arrive and take the chief into arrest, the locals proceeded to his house and tried to lynch him. According to reports, the dramatic incident happened early on Monday, October 23. The chief was previously accused of similar behavior, according to Emmanuel Achirem, the assembly member representing the New Akrofuom electoral region, who confirmed the incident to Citi News. In a related development, a 38-year-old Nigerian father was accused of sexually assaulting his minor sons by caressing their genitalia and buttocks indecently and forcing them to witness him engage in sexual activity with his spouse. The Lagos State Government is suing the guy, Afeez Gbadamosi, in an Ikeja court for sexual offenses and domestic abuse. Pulse.ng reports that Gbadamosi allegedly assaulted his two young sons, who are aged three and seven, sometime between 2021 and 2022, in front of the court chaired by Justice Abiola Sholadoye. In addition to the charges mentioned above, the accused also put his finger in their anus in the Agric neighborhood of Iyanamuda in Ikorodu, Lagos State, according to the prosecution's attorney, Abimbola Abolade, who testified in court. According to the prosecution, the offenses were under Sections 261 and 264 of the Lagos State 2015 Criminal Law. In the meantime, the defendant entered a not guilty plea to the allegations brought against him, and O.O. Oladipupo, the accused's attorney, requested that the court allow his client bail. Gbadamosi's trial was postponed until Monday, November 20, 2023 by Justice Sholadoye, who also directed that he be remanded at Other stories Winners and losers from the Black Stars’ losses to Mexico and the USA Mahama assumed the position of chief in Ketu-North; he is now known as Togbi Dunenyo. I As he celebrates his birthday, Shatta Wale says, “After today, I want to stay calm.” Akufo-Addo addressing the victims of the Akosombo Dam spill: “I must try to assist you.” When I ran for flagbearer, I was unaware that I had adversaries within the NPP, said Ken Agyapong