“My wife just born, forgive me” – Bayelsa big boy arrested for alleged kidnapping begs (Video)

A Bayelsa big boy, John Lyon, who was arrested for alleged kidnapping, has pleaded for forgiveness as he claimed that his wife had just delivered a baby boy.

The suspected kidnapper, known for flaunting dollars on social media, was arrested in Abuja after being traced from Bayelsa State .

In a viral video, Lyon, who was handcuffed, claimed he had only participated in two kidnapping operations before his arrest.

In the video, Lyon pleaded for mercy and asked that he should be released because his wife had just been put to bed.

“Forgive me, make una forgive me, my wife just born sef, a boy.” He said, amid sobs.

Watch video below,

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In other news, some emergency officials have shared more information on some of the victims of the building which collapsed in Lagos on Friday September 23.

It was reported earlier that the house located at 2/4 Oye Sonuga Street, Palm Avenue, Mushin, caved in on Friday, killing four persons.

Speaking to Daily Trust, some emergency officials revealed that two of the victims, a male and female, were engaging in intercourse when the incident occurred.

An official said; “In fact they were naked when their bodies were recovered.”

Another official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to the press, said;

“We were shocked by what we saw at the scene. The last two victims whose dead bodies were recovered were actually having having sexual intercourse. The man was on top of the prostitute when the building collapsed. They both died.”

Another official revealed that the building which collapsed is a motel and the female victims were actually prostitutes. He said;

“The place was used as a Club House/Motel and the female victims were actually prostitutes; the last female we recovered was with a man. They were having a nice time when we recovered them.”

A source added;
“We have to reach out to their colleagues there who are all prostitutes to get information on the victims’ families.”