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Police arrest 3 suspects over alleged gay acts in Oyo
Three male suspects have been arrested by the Oyo state Police command for partaking in alleged gay practices.
The suspects, Ayomide Lukeman, aged 22; Shuaib Aremu, aged 22; and Abdul-Rasheed Mufeed, aged 23 in response to a press release on Saturday by the Oyo state command Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) DSP Olayinka Ayanlade have been arrested in Saki city
He acknowledged that the suspects have allegedly admitted to partaking in gay acts.
” The Oyo State Police Command needs to tell the general public that three male suspects have been arrested by operatives of the Monitoring Unit, Saki Operational Base, following an intelligence-led operation aimed toward investigating allegations of unnatural sexual conduct”, he stated
“The operation adopted intelligence acquired by the Command on 29 September 2026 in regards to the alleged involvement of a gaggle of people within the stated conduct.
” Upon receipt of the data, the Commissioner of Police, Oyo State Command, directed the Command Monitoring Unit to confirm the intelligence and take acceptable motion, culminating within the arrest of three suspects,” he stated.
According to him, in the middle of preliminary investigations, the suspects allegedly admitted to partaking in gay acts.
“Specifically, two of the suspects reportedly confessed to having had carnal knowledge of the third suspect on multiple occasions, with the latter allegedly regarded by them as their “wife.”
“Investigations are, however, ongoing to establish the full circumstances surrounding the allegations and determine whether any other individuals are connected to the matter”, he stated
He stated Oyo State Police Command is dedicated to conducting investigations professionally, impartially, and in accordance with the legislation.
The Command assured the general public that each one vital investigative procedures will probably be adopted to ascertain the info and be sure that acceptable motion is taken primarily based on the result of the investigation.
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