[size=16pt]Robbers Abducted Boy Who Recognised Them, Then Took Him Away For Rituals[/size]

 
  ^{Lekan, the abducted boy}
IT was a tale of woe and sobbing for the family of Agboolas of 17D, Iwajowa area, around Awotunde Olosunde area of Olorunsogo, Akanran road, Ibadan, in the early hours of Saturday, July 25, 2009 as Olalekan Agboola, a nine-year-old Primary III boy was carried away by a gang of bandits who stormed their area.

Olalekan Agboola is a grandchild of Mr. Moses Agboola and Mrs. Olufunke Agboola. According to them, Lekan, as fondly called, had been with them since birth because his biological father, one Akeem, impregnated, nine years ago, their daughter, Toyin, the biological mother of Lekan, and refused responsibility of the pregnancy.

“Since the birth of Lekan, when we discovered that his father, Akeem, had refused to be responsible for the pregnancy, we had taken it up as our responsibility to train Lekan up, hence the surname, Agboola, he bears till today,” Mrs. Funke Agboola explained.

According to the Agboolas, the robbers stormed their house at about 3.45 a.m that day, ransacking and asking them to surrender their money and other valuables. After dispossessing them, the robbers reportedly went away, only to return one or two minutes later and abduct Lekan.

What could have prompted them to abduct Lekan? This seems the question anybody would ask. Or did the robbers primarily invade the house to kidnap the innocent boy? In truth, they did not come to steal humans, rather money and other treasures, but unfortunately, one event led to the other.

Reports said that it was the innocent utterance of the boy that landed him in trouble. As the robbers were leaving the house, probably at the threshold, after stripping the head of the family, Mr. Moses Agboola of N510, Lekan was reportedly said to have uttered a statement which revealed that he could identify one of the invaders, named Rilwan.

“Aunty Titi, a se buoda Rilwan ore buoda Kamo ni won n deru ba wa, meaning aunty Titi, can’t you see it is brother Rilwan, Brother Kamo’s friend, scaring us?” Lekan was reported to have spoken thus.

“It was when they heard and knew that Lekan had been able to identify one of them that they came back and led him away,” Titi, Mr. and Mrs. Agboola’s daughter said.

Early in the morning that same day, the incident was reported at the Divisional Police Headquarters, Ogbere, Akanran road, Ibadan. Before long, the police’s searchlight beamed around and Kamo was arrested, which subsequently led to the arrest of Rilwan.

Initially, several arrests, which included the landlady of Rilwan, Kamo, who facilitated Rilwan’s procurement of accommodation in the area, Rilwan’s father, among others, were made.

When Rilwan was nabbed by the police, he confessed to the offence and gave the police names and addresses of other members who took part in the operation.

Subsequently, one Dayo Adesola, 20, and his father, Adebayo Adesola, 46, who is said to be the syndicate’s babalawo (priest) were arrested around Monatan area of Ibadan.

According to investigation, Rilwan, 19, who was said to have allegedly changed accommodation more than five times this year, was said to have handed over the boy to Adebayo Adesola, who has refused to disclose where the boy was. It was also revealed that Rilwan’s real name is Sefiu as claimed by his father.

The case currently has been transferred to the Homicide Section, State CID, Iyaganku. Efforts to speak with the police authorities proved fruitless as they claimed that the case was still being investigated.

Nevertheless, the case was brought from mentioning at the Magistrate’s Court, Mapo, Ibadan, where Rilwan (Akin Hassan), Adebayo Adesola and Dayo Adesola were charged with conspiracy, robbery and kidnapping, while Chief Magistrate, Sunday Olutunde, adjourned the case till September 16.

As the suspects were being returned to the custody of security agents, there were insinuations around the court premises that one of the suspects revealed to some inmates in the prison that some parts of the boy had been used for rituals.

Speaking with Saturday Tribune, “I want to see Lekan dead or alive; if they’ve used some of his parts, they should give me the remaining body to bury; if they’ve not killed him, they should please return him to me ,  I beg well-meaning Nigerians to intervene in this case , ” Mrs. Funke Agboola cried out.

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wow i am shocked

Fucking Nigeria not surprising me again!!!!!

[size=40pt]DO YOU IDIOT LEECHERS POLITICIANS SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU CHOOSE TO NEGLECT EDUCATION?? [/size]

This is rather sad for the poor little boy.
The culprits should be charged for murder.

Such cutie.

“Aunty Titi, a se buoda Rilwan ore buoda Kamo ni won n deru ba wa, meaning aunty Titi, can’t you see it is brother Rilwan, Brother Kamo’s friend, scaring us?” Lekan was reported to have spoken thus.

Chai.

nigerian politicians should be taking care of ritual killings all over nigeria

na wa o