Nigeria Army Officer Dies After Allegedly Taking Overdose of Viagra for Sexual Performance.
Nigerian soldiers are known to be the best in Africa when it comes to ground combat, but when a story like this makes the headline and one begin to wonder what is really going with the gallant soldiers who are trained to be highly disciplined.
A senior army officer identified as Major Martins has died after taking s*x enhancement drugs and having s*x with a woman in the barracks.
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According to reports, soldiers attached to the depot barracks in Zaria, Kaduna, home state of President Buhari, detained Busayo (real name withheld), a mother of two, in the barracks’ detention facility.
She was detained for 16 days following a senior officer’s death moments after meeting her and allegedly having s*xual pleasure with her.
It was learned that Major Martins arrived the barracks on Saturday, December 4, and sent for Busayo. She arrived a while later, but ended up passing the night in a detention room. Then the unthinkable happened which according to reports led to the untimely death of the Major. It was said he took overdoes of viagra just to satisfy his mistress.
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More reports alleged that Busayo was arrested in connection with the death of the Major and treated as a murderer and denied access to her family.
A source, on condition of anonymity, told newsmen that the army knew she was not responsible for Martins’ death, but nonetheless detained her as a scapegoat.
“Something is going on there. They have detained and refused everybody access to her since Saturday,” the source told newsmen.
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The army would later learn from an autopsy that Martins died from an overdose of Viagra, a s*x enhancement drug. Busayo was released on December 20, with a stern warning not to communicate with the press or disclose details of her ordeal in detention.
When newsmen attempted to reach her, a man answered her call and said she was released conditionally, and one of the conditions was for her to not speak with the press.
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