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Kwara Man Hangs Self On Father’s Farm Over Impotence

A 22-year-old man identified as Idris Shuaib has hanged himself on a tree on his father’s farm at Gwanara in the Baruten Local Government Area of Kwara State.

According to Shuaib’s uncle, the victim who was from Ankara Wooro compound, Gwanara, allegedly took his life because he was impotent.



The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps spokesman in Kwara State, Babawale Afolabi, who confirmed the incident, said the corpse had been recovered from the cashew tree and taken to the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital for autopsy while investigation into the incident had commenced.

Afolabi said that the deceased who was a graduate of Muideen College of Education, Ilorin “reportedly hanged himself over his inability to copulate with women.”

He added, “We have recovered the remains of Idris Shuaibu from the Cashew tree, on his father’s farm and taken it to the hospital for an autopsy while investigation into the incident has commenced.

“We were told that the deceased hanged himself inside his father’s farm located at Gwanara- Munduro road with the aid of rope and one jerry can.

“On Thursday 28th October, 2021, the NSCDC office in Gwanara, Baruten local government area got a report about one Idris Shuaib, 22 who allegedly committed suicide in the farm, citing his inability to copulate with women.”

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