Published: February 5, 2014
Gay practice:: Nigerian government to persecute Sunday Onyeka, Eric Okoh
By Gilbert Okoro
The duo of Sunday Onyeka and Eric Okoh, have been declared wanted by the Nigerian government over gay practice. They were caught in a hotel in Delta State engaging in the illicit act, February 5, 2014.
Sunday Onyeka and Eric Okoh narrowly escaped arrest after men of Nigeria Police raided the said hotel following a tip off from neighbours.
A resident, who raised the alarm disclosed that Sunday Onyeka and Eric Okoh have been secretly in the homosexual act before they were caught. He urged government to ensure that they are punished according to the law, for their evil act.
Gay or lesbian practice is a serious offense in Nigeria, therefore, anyone caught in the act will face 14 years jail term as contained in the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Meanwhile, members of the public have been directed to help find out the whereabouts of Sunday Onyeka and Eric Okoh and report to the nearest police station.
