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The Kaduna State Government has arraigned the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP), State Publicity Secretary, Abraham Alberah, and four
others for alleged attempt to commit adultery and organising a sex
party in breach of the COVID-19 protocol, Reliablesourceng reports[1]

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Alberah is the husband of Aisha Yakubu, the owner of Asher
Lounge, the venue of the botched sex party demolished by the Kaduna
State Urban Planning Development Authority on December 31,
2020.

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According to the charge sheet, the nude party had already begun
on December 27, 2020, when policemen arrived at the scene.

The accused persons, who were brought before Gabasawa Magistrate
Court, were also charged for flouting the COVID-19 protocol and
acting immorally.

The charge read in part, “Violation of partial lockdown order of
the Kaduna State Government 2020, criminal conspiracy and attempt
to commit an offence to wit public nuisance, obscene or indecent
act, gross indecency and adultery.

“On December 27, 2020 at about 21.30 hours, credible information
was received at Sabon Tasha police station to the effect that a sex
party was organised by some unknown persons to hold at a venue
called Asher Guest Lounge located at Court Road, Sabon Tasha at
Chikun local government area, Kaduna State, to hold at about 19.00
hours.

“On receipt of the information, a team of policemen from Sabon
Tasha Police Station rushed down to the scene mentioned above and
found the said lounge filled up with over 50 youths both male and
female dancing almost naked with no face mask on any of them.

“On sighting the policemen, the whole of the arena became
chaotic as the said youths jumped from one corner to the other and
escaped over the fence. Three suspects were arrested – Mr. Abraham
Alberah, Umar Rufai and Suleiman Lemona – while two others:
Chimezie Kenneth, who organised the party and Marvellous Akpan, who
disseminated the information.”

The accused persons pleaded not guilty.

The Magistrate, Benjamin Nok, granted bail to the tune of
N100,000, each, with a surety who must own property in Abuja.

The case was adjourned until January 20, 2021, for trial.

The Kaduna State Government has arraigned the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP), State Publicity Secretary, Abraham Alberah, and four
others for alleged attempt to commit adultery and organising a sex
party in breach of the COVID-19 protocol, Reliablesourceng reports[1]

image

Alberah is the husband of Aisha Yakubu, the owner of Asher
Lounge, the venue of the botched sex party demolished by the Kaduna
State Urban Planning Development Authority on December 31,
2020.

image

According to the charge sheet, the nude party had already begun
on December 27, 2020, when policemen arrived at the scene.

The accused persons, who were brought before Gabasawa Magistrate
Court, were also charged for flouting the COVID-19 protocol and
acting immorally.

The charge read in part, “Violation of partial lockdown order of
the Kaduna State Government 2020, criminal conspiracy and attempt
to commit an offence to wit public nuisance, obscene or indecent
act, gross indecency and adultery.

“On December 27, 2020 at about 21.30 hours, credible information
was received at Sabon Tasha police station to the effect that a sex
party was organised by some unknown persons to hold at a venue
called Asher Guest Lounge located at Court Road, Sabon Tasha at
Chikun local government area, Kaduna State, to hold at about 19.00
hours.

“On receipt of the information, a team of policemen from Sabon
Tasha Police Station rushed down to the scene mentioned above and
found the said lounge filled up with over 50 youths both male and
female dancing almost naked with no face mask on any of them.

“On sighting the policemen, the whole of the arena became
chaotic as the said youths jumped from one corner to the other and
escaped over the fence. Three suspects were arrested – Mr. Abraham
Alberah, Umar Rufai and Suleiman Lemona – while two others:
Chimezie Kenneth, who organised the party and Marvellous Akpan, who
disseminated the information.”

The accused persons pleaded not guilty.

The Magistrate, Benjamin Nok, granted bail to the tune of
N100,000, each, with a surety who must own property in Abuja.

The case was adjourned until January 20, 2021, for trial.

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