Ada Nba Agbazue, the 17 year old girl who fell from an Abandoned 18 storey building in Abule-Ajanloco, Lagos, while trying to escape from a facebook lover turned rapist, says that her assailants intended to kill her for ritual purpose after forcefully taking carnal knowledge of her.

Nba Agbazue is currently lying at the Ilemba Ajangbadi hospital in Lagos where she is being treated for multiple fractures and other injuries.

She attributes her being alive to a miracle, stating that she finds it hard to explain her survival.

Nba Agbazue was lured to the abandoned storey building on December 26th by a man she purportedly met on facebook as exclusively reported by Saturday Mirror, last week.

The injured young lady said she is alive to tell her story from the sick bed to teach others to be careful of who they make friends with on social media.

“My being alive is a miracle and I am grateful to God. With what I saw in that room, that man can be a cultist, he can be a ritual killer.

He told me that he is a Buccaneer,” she narrated, tearfully. According to her, a facebook friend she identified as Michael lured her through Facebook to the abandoned building.

Agbazue, on that fateful day, got dressed for a date with Michael. Narrating her ordeal, the young girl stated that she got a call on her mobile phone. “My phone rang and a man said he wanted to speak with me.

I don’t know how he got my number but he told me that it was from my Facebook page but he is not my friend on face book. He told me his name is Michael but he is not any of the Michaels that I know.

“I did not see any harm because he said we should meet at the Ile -Nla Bus Stop which is a busy place. When I got to the bus stop, I noticed he was looking at my picture on his phone. He looked up to see my face. He was standing opposite the road,” she narrated.

Agbazue said she became alarmed at first because the man did not look like the Michael she knew on the face book. At that point, she hastily pointed out that she does not know him.

As if trying to reassure her, the stranger told Agbazue to cross over. Not realizing the mistake in doing so, the girl crossed over. The man touched her and immediately, as narrated, matters changed. According to her she lost all will to resist the man. “He touched me and immediately, I lost my senses. I started following him.

It was just him, no other person was with him. He is a young man around 24 or 25 years old. “He told me that he is staying with his mum and brothers in the uncompleted building and they have neighbours.

He told me that they live in the uncompleted building (an 18 floor abandoned Federal government building). She explained that this was about 4.30 pm, that day.

“As we were going inside the building, I saw a lady coming out from the building. I saw passers-by and people playing ball. When we entered, he took me to the fourth floor and we entered a big room.

I saw clothes. He told me that even the other side has neighbours. “When we continued climbing up the stairs, I told him that I was tired but he pleaded with me. At the walls, I saw some strange diagrams, cultists diagrams painted on the wall. “I saw a human head by the wall.

The head is not fresh but the head has long weave on(attachment) on it . I was scared when I saw the head. I wanted to go back but he brought out a knife.

“I was kind of scared but not too scared. He ordered me to keep climbing up into the wider room,” narrated the girl. According to Agbazue, the place looked like an umbrella and has many windows.

She said that the man ordered her to leave the window. But she saw also that there was the word ‘buccaneer’ on the wall. The man called Michael then told her that he is a Buccaneer. Continuing her narration, the girl said that she saw lots of cultist diagrams on the wall.

“I moved away and he told me to start pulling off my clothes. I told him you are not my husband so I cannot pull off my clothes for you; he told me that I was proving stubborn but I continued to beg him, but the more I begged him the more he used the knife to threaten me. “He said if he calls his friends, it will be too much for me” she said.

Michael started making calls. He made the first call and he started calling the second person.

According to her, the man said that she should not try to run. Now desperate, she moved to the window looking for an escape.

She tried to climb down by holding a pole that she saw. At that point, he ran to her and held her hand, “trying to prevent me from escaping.

I used my other hand to push him and that was how I fell to the ground,” she stated. Residents of the area saw Ada as she fell from the building thinking that she might be an apparition. Police authority however says that Agbazue was a victim of bad facebook relationship.

I told him you are not my husband so I cannot pull off my clothes for you.

elantraceey:
So ladies still fall for this trash?

dre11:


Let just say......


She acted her age which is 17 by the way

elantraceey:


even if she's twelve why will she meet a man she knows nothing about?


My 11 years old younger sis won't do that.

Ellidude:
Who does this nowadays?
It's only on facebook that you can be anybody you want. Trusting anyone online is just apalling.

elantraceey:
So ladies still fall for this trash?

Babe2sure:

She is not saying the whole truth so that she will not be tongue-lashed. The story does not add up.

However,I have reservations about putting one's number on facebook. Exposing it to every Tom, Dick and Harry. You can't be too careful. Anyone that wants to contact you can always message you and if you are comfortable with the person, then you can give him/her your number.

Those who did have their reasons though. I dunno....

dre11:


Let just say......


She acted her age which is 17 by the way

yetseyi:

That abandoned Federal Govt building has a reputation. For those who live in that environment the unwritten rule is you do not enter the building not to talk of climbing the stairs to the 18th floor except she was jazzed.

A lot of horror stories have been said about that building from rape to rituals. Thank God for her life.

I think its high time the federal Govt finds something to do with that building about 20 storeys high just lying there for nothing and from what i heared its been there for more than 20years.

1bkaye:

I had more sense than this at the age of 17

dre11:



Seems u live around that vicinity to have known more about that place

yetseyi:


Yes, i have lived there for about 12 years, The environment is now busy unlike when we got there.

The federal govt should do something about that place abeg. such a wonderful structure abandoned for years

SirShymex:


So, you live near where the wicked act was committed? - that's some scary shiit right there.

You need to be careful. And with the amount of vicious and savagely rape cases and, all kinds of barbaric crimes committed in Nigeria, I read on here daily - it seems a good percentage of Nigerian guys are just devilish savages. These days, I just avoid those threads like a rash. Stay safe.

SirShymex:


So, you live near where the wicked act was committed? - that's some scary shiit right there.

You need to be careful. And with the amount of vicious and savagely rape cases and, all kinds of barbaric crimes committed in Nigeria, I read on here daily - it seems a good percentage of Nigerian guys are just devilish savages. These days, I just avoid those threads like a rash. Stay safe.

anthoniaz:
Some girls sha, always waiting to learn the hard way

dre11:


There is this adage that says


"Experience is the best teacher"......
Maybe that is what she needs to learn and grow fast

MizEmpress:
lol..the other day, i was in a holdup behind a police jeep carrying some girls who were arrested for prostitution, those girls were all less than 15 years.....you need to see the eyelashes they had on their eyes and the 'we no send' look on their faces..so for those saying 17 is too young, i sorry small the girl and her family should just thank God that she survived the ordeal..rubbish!

anthoniaz:

It's very bad.I thought people have learnt from Cynthia Osokogwu's case.