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Last Friday, December 9,
2016, people across the
country and beyond were
alerted to the news of a 16-
year-old boy, identified as
Aduragbemi, who was found
in-between two walls (about
10 inches apart) in the
Oduduwa Area, New Town in
Ondo Kingdom, Ondo State.
there was a barrage of
questions on the minds of
people who came across it,
as to how he entered such a
narrow space, who he was;
where he came from; was he
a normal human being or a
demon; could he also be a
witch that fell from the sky,
and many of such questions.
Well, it’s been eight days
since he was rescued and
normalcy has since returned
to the area, but the tortuous
experience the boy
subjected the occupants of
the house to may not go
away quickly. “We were already looking
for another accommodation,
because it was strange for
human voice to be coming out
of a fence wall for three
days; non-stop, throughout
the day and at night,” one of
the residents, who identified
herself simply as Becky,
said.
When our correspondent
visited the premises on
Akinyosoye Street on
Wednesday, the tenants
looked relieved, given the
nightmares they said they
had for the three days the
boy spent in-between the
wall of their fence and that of
the adjoining property. They
said they were already
thinking a ghost had arrived
in their community as the
situation was completely
strange to them.
She said, “We never knew
anyone was there. So, when
the noise refused to stop
and was unbearable, I told
my friends to start looking
for accommodation for me
because it was becoming
scary that we would be
hearing a strange voice from
in-between walls. Could it be
a ghost, I once asked
myself. It has never
happened before and I don’t
think I would forget the
experience of those three
days.
“Initially, we laughed when
the person was talking
incoherently, because he
was fond of repeating
anything people around said.
We, in our compound,
thought the voice was from
the shops on the other side,
so we confronted them to
know who was doing that,
but they said they also
thought it was from our
compound, or maybe we had
a visitor.
“That was when we sensed
trouble. We also realised
that in the night when the
shops would have closed,
the voice persisted and the
person was saying
meaningless things, like ‘my
name is Judas Iscariot; I’m
Jesus; I was the one who
killed Jesus, bring your gaari
(cassava flakes), etc. It
became unbearable and I
couldn’t wait to run away. We
thought we were being
haunted by some ghosts,
because it was very
strange.”
She recalled that there were
times they couldn’t sleep in
the night and they had to
bring out their seats in the
midnight to sit outside. “It
was scary to remain indoors,
with the kind of things he
was saying at that time of
the night, so, sometimes we
all came out to sit down
outside; it felt safer,” she
added.
However, their troubles came
to an end that Friday
afternoon when the boy’s
noise became unbearable
and they alerted the police,
since the owner of the house
could not be reached. With
the help of neighbours and
passersby, they broke the
wall and there he was, naked
and looking very emaciated.
He was taken to the police
station and moments later,
his mother, arrived at the
scene and she was directed
to the police.
“We learnt the boy had
mental issues, because
people who knew him
confirmed that he was fond
of going to hide himself and
doing strange things,” Becky
added.
She explained that on
Wednesday, one of their
neighbours had said she saw
the boy running towards
their house naked, around
11pm, and that even though
it remained uncertain how
exactly the boy got in-
between the walls, he
apparently climbed their
fence and fell inside that
night, more so that they
started hearing the voice
from that Wednesday night.
Findings by Saturday PUNCH
revealed that the boy, an
Indian hemp smoker, had
been undergoing treatment
for mental illness since the
past three years. The place
where he was found is some
distance from where his
mother lived. He was then
taken to a church, and after
some efforts, the head of the
church called his mother to
come and take him away.
When our correspondent
visited the head of the
church, Prophetess Dorcas
Adebayo, she admitted to
being the one taking care of
the boy but that she had to
release him having told the
mother what she needed to
know about the cause of the
boy’s problem.
“That incident happened
three days after I
discharged him from here
and I learnt she took him to
another place,” she added.
Meanwhile, the house where
the boy’s mother lived at 11,
Okegboyi Street, was locked
when our correspondent
visited, and according to
neighbours, their
whereabouts remained
unknown.
The Ondo State Police Public
Relations Officer, Femi
Joseph, said the mother of
the boy had been advised to
take him for immediate
medical care “as he looked
so emaciated.”

But the neighbours let him stay there for too long, am sure they could tell it was a kid from his voice

This boy jst come popular pass LIL KESH for the past few days.....chai make i go do wati go make me enter media this Xmas period

Damibiz:
This boy jst come popular pass LIL KESH for the past few days.....chai make i go do wati go make me enter media this Xmas period

abeg go asasinate all politheifcian at d nass by bombing and see weda nigerian will not hail and defend ur action. The suffering is too much.

go bomb MMM secretarian hehehe