The bizarre news of Uroko Onoja and his six wives who raped him to death has gone viral. Didn’t think it was possible? I guess this guy was paying too much attention to the sixth wife so the other five wives decided he needed to go on a marathon sexcapade. He paid dearly.


So clearly I am going to face a ton of controversy with this article, but I guess that is the nature of the beast. Uroko Onoja is from the small region of Nigeria’s Mid-Eastern Benue state. People of the community noted him as a “a philanthropist who had contributed positively to the growth of the community.” He married six women after becoming wealthy.

Now it seems that move cost him the ultimate price – his life. According to reports, Onoja came home around three in the morning from a local bar. He began having sex with his youngest wife. Apparently he was paying too much attention to this particular wife, as the other wives had plotted against him from the get go. They began poking him with sticks and insisted that he have sex with each of them. Overpowered by the six women, he was forced to have sex with each spouse in ascending order of age.

Onaja allegedly stopped breathing after the fourth wife. The youngest wife attempted to resuscitate him, but was unable to.

“Suddenly, my husband stopped breathing,” she is quoted saying to the Daily Post’s correspondent. “And they all ran out, still laughing, but when they saw that I could not resuscitate him, they all ran into the forest.”

The incident was reported and two of the women have been arrested. The police report stated that Onaja was “raped to death.”

Uggh. I am just not sure that the women wanted to have sex for pleasure, but more so as a punishment. As a Daily Mail reader pointed out when the lack of sympathy for this guy was notated in the comments,

I’m sorry but i’m finding it really upsetting that no one seems to be sympathetic to the poor man that died.- K. Megan, 19, UK………………………………….Don’t get upset. You have to toughen up. If you look at the broader picture, you have all these wives, millions of them, married at probably 13 or 14, on someone elses orders, having to provide sex with someone their whole lives, whenever they want. That’s a lot of raping going on. YOU can’t be upset for everyone. You can only encourage them to fight for better rights.

What do you think about Uroko Onoja and his six wives who raped him to death?