TRENDING
‘It’s evident in our lives, leaders have failed’ – Agbakoba advises Nigerians on 2027 • Rivers Speaker receives Fubara’s major loyalists into Wike’s political family • Taraba has lost gallant son – Kefas mourns military pilot • I haven’t read Ronaldo’s statement; was watching U-21 game – Portugal coach • 2028 Olympics Qualifier: Ajibade, Alozie, Nnadozie Join Super Falcons Camp For Comoros Clash • Watanzania wanaofanya kazi Uarabuni kupewa bima ya afya, mafao • ‘We’ll give Cristiano Ronaldo farewell on one condition’ — Portugal legend, Simões • 2027: Opposition parties must unite to protect votes — Modibbo • Portugal: 41-year-old man still playing football, shouldn’t he stop – Simões hits Ronaldo • Messi makes final promise to fans as he retires from Argentina • Outrage as Trump suggests Iran ‘take out’ Los Angeles, San Diego • NUPRC seeks fresh capital, offers 40 oil blocks as output rises to 1.82mbpd • Transfer rumors, news: PSG eye Man City midfielder Cherki amid Premier League charges • I haven’t read Ronaldo’s statement yet, says Portugal coach • Kano gov approves promotion of 18,984 SUBEB staff • Indonesia triumph in Infantino’s Asian brainchild but real impact could be votes • Which footballers have ended scoring droughts with a goal off their backside? | The Knowledge • NESG pushes states to drive economic growth, development • Keyamo, NAF give conflicting figures on crash victims • Higgins Peters Bags Lifetime Grand Patronship of Yala United Forum • ‘It’s evident in our lives, leaders have failed’ – Agbakoba advises Nigerians on 2027 • Rivers Speaker receives Fubara’s major loyalists into Wike’s political family • Taraba has lost gallant son – Kefas mourns military pilot • I haven’t read Ronaldo’s statement; was watching U-21 game – Portugal coach • 2028 Olympics Qualifier: Ajibade, Alozie, Nnadozie Join Super Falcons Camp For Comoros Clash • Watanzania wanaofanya kazi Uarabuni kupewa bima ya afya, mafao • ‘We’ll give Cristiano Ronaldo farewell on one condition’ — Portugal legend, Simões • 2027: Opposition parties must unite to protect votes — Modibbo • Portugal: 41-year-old man still playing football, shouldn’t he stop – Simões hits Ronaldo • Messi makes final promise to fans as he retires from Argentina • Outrage as Trump suggests Iran ‘take out’ Los Angeles, San Diego • NUPRC seeks fresh capital, offers 40 oil blocks as output rises to 1.82mbpd • Transfer rumors, news: PSG eye Man City midfielder Cherki amid Premier League charges • I haven’t read Ronaldo’s statement yet, says Portugal coach • Kano gov approves promotion of 18,984 SUBEB staff • Indonesia triumph in Infantino’s Asian brainchild but real impact could be votes • Which footballers have ended scoring droughts with a goal off their backside? | The Knowledge • NESG pushes states to drive economic growth, development • Keyamo, NAF give conflicting figures on crash victims • Higgins Peters Bags Lifetime Grand Patronship of Yala United Forum
AAU lecturer dies in Edo hotel after alleged encounter with sex worker
Back to Home

AAU lecturer dies in Edo hotel after alleged encounter with sex worker

Daily Post about 1 hour 2 mins read

A senior lecturer at the Edo State-owned Ambrose Alli University, AAU, Ekpoma, Dr Matthew Uwuigbe, has died in a hotel room following an alleged sexual encounter with a 21-year-old commercial sex worker.

Uwuigbe was said to have checked into the hotel with the woman, identified as Angela Defa Jacob, and reportedly died shortly after the encounter.

It was gathered that the incident occurred on Sunday, October 5, 2026, at a hotel in the Mosco area of Ekpoma, Esan West Local Government Area of Edo State.

A source said the lecturer asked Jacob to leave the room to purchase something for them. 

However, when she returned, she reportedly found him lying lifeless on the bed.

The incident was reported to the police at about 8pm on Sunday.

Confirming the development, the spokesperson for the Edo State Police Command, Eno Ikoedem, said three people had been arrested in connection with the incident.

“On October 5, 2026, at about 8pm, the command received a report that Matthew Uwuigbe, a lecturer at Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, had lodged at a hotel in Ekpoma and engaged the services of a 21-year-old sex worker, Angela Defa Jacob.

“He subsequently sent the woman to purchase water for him, and upon her return, she found him lying dead in the room,” Ikoedem said.

She identified the three people in custody as the hotel owner, the manager and Jacob, adding that investigation into the circumstances surrounding the lecturer’s death was ongoing.

The police spokesperson also said the deceased’s remains had been deposited at the Oriaifo Memorial Hospital mortuary.

Meanwhile, the university’s Public Relations Officer, Otunba Mike Ade Aladenika, confirmed that Uwuigbe was a member of the institution’s staff but stressed that the incident occurred outside the university premises.

“We are not denying that he is our staff, but whatever he did and what happened, it is his private life. 

“The girl in question is not our student, and everything happened outside our institution,” he said.


AAU lecturer dies in Edo hotel after alleged encounter with sex worker

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.