See Gobe! Man Lodges His Wife & Lover In The Same Hotel For Sèx In Lagos

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See Gobe! Man Lodges His Wife & Lover In The Same Hotel For Sèx In Lagos

Irresponsibility is serious issue. In what seems to be the height of deceit, Jonathan Emmanuel and his wife, Gloria have landed in prison for fighting publicly in a popular hotel after Gloria discovered her husband lodged his girlfriend in the same hotel they lodged in Lagos.

Jonathan and his wife were arrested by the police and charged before a Lagos court from where they were remanded in prison custody for their conduct.

The embattled couple had lodged in the popular hotel located at Otitokoro street in Ikotun area of Lagos for a romp.

Before they moved into the hotel, PM Express learnt that Jonathan had brought his lover and lodged her in another room in the same hotel for a more spicy s*x romp.

While they were in the hotel, Jonathan was shuttling between the two rooms which made Gloria to be suspicious of his movement and decided to find out.

To her surprises, Gloria discovered that it was her rival that Jonathan lodged in another room. She did not waste time to start fighting her hubby and damaged any visible item found in the hotel.

Before the management would prevent her, she had already done a massive damage and the matter was reported to the police at Ikotun division.

Jonathan who hails from Delta State reportedly married Gloria few year ago and the relationship had only produced a male child before this incident.

At the station, the police discovered that it was Jonathan that caused the fight by involving himself with another woman at the same time in the hotel.

Both Jonathan and Gloria were charged before Magistrate’s court sitting in Ejigbo with conspiracy and felony under the Criminal code.

The husband and wife pleaded not guilty.

The presiding Magistrate, Akeem Fashola granted the couple bail in the sum of N50,000 with two sureties in like sum.

They were remanded in prison custody pending when they will perfect their bail condition.

The matter was adjourned to February 1, 2017.