Lady Dies In Lagos Hotel After Checking In With Male Lover

• In a bid to resuscitate her, it was gathered that Isibor and members of staff of the hotel quickly rushed Esther to a nearby hospital, but she died on the way.

A lady, identified only as Esther, has died after lodging with her boyfriend, Emmanuel Isibor, at the T1 Suites in the Festac area of the Amuwo Odofin Local Government Area of Lagos State.

It was gathered that the lovers visited the hotel to spend the night together.

While in the room, Esther reportedly took ill and in the process, foamy substances started coming out from her mouth and nostrils.

Surprised by the turn of events, Isibor was said to have sought help by calling the manager of the hotel to rescue his girlfriend.

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In a bid to resuscitate her, it was gathered that Isibor and members of staff of the hotel quickly rushed Esther to a nearby hospital, but she died on the way.

A source revealed that the doctor on duty at the hospital certified that Esther was brought in dead, adding that the manager of the hotel proceeded to the Festac Police Station to report the incident.

The source said, “What happened on May 31, 2021 was that around 11.30pm, the manager of T1 Suites, Obijomi Adedeji, reported that one of the lodgers, Emmanuel Isibor, came with his girlfriend, Esther.

“But around 11pm, Emmanuel Isibor called on the manager for assistance as the lady developed a sudden ailment, which caused foamy substances to come out from her mouth and nostrils.

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When contacted, the state Police Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, said, “Yes, the case was reported to us and we are still investigating it.”

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