A 34-year-old man, identified as Okpegboro Avwerosuo, from Ughelli North in Delta State has allegedly killed his yet-to-be-identified friend and roommate in Sagbama area of Bayelsa State and sold his body parts to a Pastor.

According to TheNation Newspaper, a neighbor, who spoke in confidence, said Avwerosuo allegedly invited the deceased to his home in Sagbama in order to start off motorcycle riding business, assuring him that the business was flourishing in the town because of the presence of Isaac Jasper Adaka Boro College of Education in the area.

The source said that barely two weeks after the deceased arrived Sagbama, Avwerosuo allegedly smashed him with a pestle on the head in the middle of the night and the friend died in the process.

The neighbor also explained that after allegedly killing his friend, Avwerosuo dismembered his body, preserved the vital organs, and put the other parts in separate sacks which he disposed in the early hours of the next day.

The source said while the suspect was disposing of the sacks, another neighbor who saw him and suspected his movements confronted him later in the afternoon about the whereabouts of his roommate.

“The suspect claimed that the deceased has traveled back to Delta State for an urgent business. Not satisfied with his response, the neighbour forced his way into the room and saw bloodstains everywhere. The neighbour held him down and alerted the local vigilante which eventually called the police in to arrest the suspect.
Upon interrogation prior to his being handed over to the police, the suspect confessed that he had sold the vital organs of the deceased to a pastor in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, for ritual purposes,” the source said.

source:https://gistongist.com/man-murders-his-vulnerable-friend-sells-his-body-parts-to-a-pastor-for-ritual-in-bayelsa/

Hmmmmn.


I remembered those days that my grandma and I attended a funeral ,and at evening time she called me to share some words of wisdom with me. We were seated close to the speaker,at last I didn't hear what she said

Na wa o

Pierocash:
Hmmmmn.


I remembered those days that my grandma and I attended a funeral ,and at evening time she called me to share some words of wisdom with me. We were seated close to the speaker,at last I didn't hear what she said

I heard it..she say you no well..