Two gay men meet waterloo in Lagos.

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People of irepo estate residents of ikotun egbe, Lagos, on sunday, 25th of May 2016 caught two young men believed to have been practicing homosexuality within the neighborhood.

One of the residents of the estates claimed that one of them is a resident of the estate and the other was not familiar. The vigilante group of the estate collided with some area boys in a furious manner, brutally attacking these young gay men around midnight on Sunday leaving one of them who was identified as Mr Henry, beaten to death while the other Mr.Oladipupo who is a resident of that estate disappeared overnight.

When the information got to the police, they claimed nobody was willing to open up about the situation but they are taking further investigations  on the matter on ground.

Mr Henry's lifeless body was picked up and taken away yesterday while police and people of the community are still on a look out for Mr.Oladipupo.

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