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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by Bravetunde: 12:25pm On May 13, 2022
Almost all afonjas are rituallist.
I have always held the opinion that afonjas are the problem of Nigeria.no wonder ss/se will rather vote for a fulani man than afonjas.ok let's see how afonjas are the problem of nigeria.
Afonjas introduce fraud, Yahoo Yahoo and the latest Yahoo plus.
Afonjas introduce school cultism that later went on to street and has killed millions of nigeria youth, cultistupdate.
Afonjas introduce secret society that today for you to be in government you must belong and sacrifice even good offices too.they own the famous ogboini confraternity.
Afonjass introduce tribalism to Nigeria when zik see himself as a Nigerian,the deadd awo saw himself first as a Yorubadddt fake Muslimm.
Afonjas introduce betrayingg, backstabbbingg infact which one should I talk about or leave.
With these points you can see that afonjass are kurse to nigerians.

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by basilo101: 12:42pm On May 13, 2022
IGR things

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by bomb24: 2:24pm On May 13, 2022
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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by Oplomo: 2:39pm On May 13, 2022
Mooh247:
cool



Dear Omoluabi kindly see how Peter Obi's supporters see you while you support them in insulting your leaders and state of origin

They are ready to pick up any evil written about you as a Yoruba and your city to spite you on a website and platform created by a Yoruba man like you

They won't allow you access ordinary Biafra page on Facebook, or any of their website, but they are happy to insult you on your own website because you support such


Yoruba Ronu

.

You are a noise-maker, yoruba christians are not fooled by your deceit.

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by Oplomo: 2:41pm On May 13, 2022
helinues:
And where did the op get the headline from?

Very mischievous set of people

As how you guys hate SW region reach, yet your people can't stay put in their region which there is no skull mining there... Perhaps skull mining could still be better then Cannibalism

Cliché
Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by pinkPUSSY(f): 1:23pm On May 14, 2022
pinkPUSSY:
angrySegun Adesina
13 May 2022
Kindly share this story:
Money rituals
From the left: Initial preparation as sent by Ifatunde; Ifatunde preparing the money-making charm and Oladipupo



The craze for getting stupendously rich through the senseless killing of humans for rituals has reached an alarming crescendo in Nigeria. The phenomenon has thrown families of victims into untold anguish. For two months, posing as a desperate internet fraudster searching for mystical means to acquire wealth, our reporter, using the pseudo name, SEGUN ADESINA, met with herbalists tracked online for help

What was uncovered was a frightening, sadistic romance involving young men, voodoo, and traditionalists that are ready markets for booming human parts harvesters.

Oladipupo Olalere looked remarkably fresh for an herbalist. His eyes were fixated on a book of mystics propped on his lap. Not even the presence of a potential customer could distract him. He only managed to nod his head to acknowledge the presence of our correspondent, pointed to a weather-beaten wooden bench and went on to flip through the pages of the book, mumbling inanities.

The 30-year-old plies his trade somewhere inside the densely populated area of Oja-Oba in Ibadan, Oyo State. His shrine is a ramshackle building sandwiched between two old structures with brown corrugated iron sheets. His dimly lit room was littered with fetish objects, mostly wrapped in red cloth. While some were displayed on wooden tables, others thickly coated with dust, hung loosely on the dirt-stained wall. Inside the room, which was crammed with other odd-looking objects, was an area demarcated with a cream cloth.



Staring at the space generated an eerie feeling as it oozed secrecy. From all indications, it was not meant for prying eyes. Before the visit, our correspondent had been in talks with the herbalist, who has over four thousand followers “liking and sharing” his fetish suggestions.

Known as Ifatunde Ifayemi on Facebook, his timeline is littered with adverts beckoning on individuals interested in all manner of charms, especially those that hold great promises for individuals seeking avenues to get rich mysteriously.

With his page, a beehive of interactions, he constantly fed fans with content that boasts his mystical powers and deep-rooted traditional beliefs. With flagrant disregard for identity protection, he flaunts his clients as a way to prove his success rate as a money-ritual guru.




Oladipupo flanked on both sides by two clients
It was from one of his posts that our correspondent got his phone number and began a negotiation that, with time, led to a face-to-face meeting.

Initially, when the conversation was initiated, the picture painted by our correspondent to Oladipupo was one of a frustrated Yahoo boy (Internet fraudster) faced with a life of struggle and lack, and was ready to stake his neck to hit the goldmine through money ritual.

A journey into the mysterious

Excited by the call from not only a new client but one ready to go the whole hog, Oladipupo, with-no-holds barred, revealed and explained coded traditional terminologies, which he said were only known by money ritual underdogs.

PUNCH Investigations gathered from him that various types of money rituals had their attached consequences. Oladipupo said the two in high demand were ‘Osole Gbigbona,’ which required human parts, and ‘Osole Tutu,’ the one prepared with animal parts.

Following promises by our correspondent to ensure a huge return after hitting it big and sensing his desperation, the herbalist voluntarily opted to prepare the ‘Osole Gbigbona’ money ritual.

While still marketing the extraordinary potency of this particular charm, he warned that it would cost quite a lump sum of money. Still, he refused to divulge the amount on the phone. Oladipupo later gave our correspondent an address in Ibadan for a physical meeting to finalise the arrangement.


Meeting days later, Oladipupo ranted about popularly held perceptions on the potency of money rituals and boasted about a sizeable number of Nigerians he had made stupendously rich. The conversation, which was more of a self-advertisement, appeared to be a mind-playing gimmick meant to mentally prepare our correspondent for what was ahead.

He said, “Osole Gbigbona is real. Some are more potent and effective than others. I have done so many money rituals. From Abuja to Abakaliki, I transfer the charms. I have clients abroad and send the charms through courier,” he boasted with a glint in his eyes.

Oladipupo said he relocated to Ibadan from Ogun State because of the huge patronage he enjoys from mostly young Internet fraudsters.

He said, “I have more customers in Ibadan than Ijebu Ode. You know that a prophet is not respected in his own town. I have customers that sometimes lodge in hotels for weeks, and when it’s time to eat the concoction made for them or to collect the charms, they will come to my place. Two friends came to me from Abuja and another from Abakaliki. I posted about them on my timeline,” he said.

A vivid description of the individuals matched some uploaded pictures discovered on his Facebook page by PUNCH Investigations.

The actual cost of money rituals made with human parts

Delving deeper into the mystery, Oladipupo explained what each money ritual entailed and asked our correspondent, “Do you want the one that will yield money immediately or that which would make people start rendering monetary favours to you?



“There is money-making soap that will be prepared for you with parts of a dead body. When bathing with it, the dead body will appear. You may not see the spirit, but you will hear words like ‘give me my head or give me my flesh,’ depending on the part used. The potion prepared with body parts is more potent than those made with the head of lizards or other animals.”

Our correspondent asked for the cost after Oladipupo’s earlier advice to go for the money ritual prepared with human parts due to its efficacy.


Ingredients for rituals bought by Ifatunde.
“Osole Gbigbona will cost you N250, 000. I am offering you this charm at a cheap price. If you can get me the money, you will have so much money within one week. You will see money and become afraid,” he blurted with accompanying incantations.

The herbalist further boasted that the charm prepared with human parts can last for three years, adding, “By the time it expires, you would have made more than enough money.”

Asked if there are accompanying repercussions, Oladipupo answered, “Since you are not the one that killed the person, there won’t be any problem.”

Pretending to be pleased and convinced, our correspondent asked Oladipupo for his bank details, promising to transfer the amount needed for the money ritual once he gets to Lagos.

Surprising ease of obtaining human parts


Before taking his leave, pretending to be worried, our correspondent asked the herbalist how he intended to source the human parts required for the money ritual.

He dismissively answered that he was unaware but later said it could be harvested from accident victims or dead bodies.

After a deep thought, he (herbalist) claimed to also source from herb sellers and “from old members of Oduduwa People Congress.”

In order not to arouse suspicion by probing further, our correspondent left with a promise to transfer the N250,000.

However, three days later, instead of returning with the money, our correspondent called to make an odd urgent request – to procure a human toe for personal reasons.

Without hesitating, Oladipupo promised to contact his supplier and revert back on the price and mode of delivery.

A few minutes later, he called back with the news that the toe could be delivered at any location. He (herbalist) was ready to act as a middle man to broker the deal.



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He revealed that it would cost N50,000, but after negotiation, the duo settled for N40,000.

“Once you send money and it is confirmed, I will get it from the supplier and bring it to your place. If you send the money today, I will bring it to Lagos today. My delivery fee is N5,000,” he said.

PUNCH Investigations, however, aborted the mission by not contacting Oladipupo, as it was unclear where the toe would be sourced from.

It is worth noting that the transaction was hinged on an agreement of payment before the supplier would source for it.

After two weeks of silence, the herbalist sent a message to our correspondent to find out why he had yet to hear from him, but he got no response.

Enter Ifatunde, 19-year-old herbalist cum swindler

In Oyo State, Ifatunde, a 19-year-old, who hoodwinked our correspondent into believing he was in his 70s, held sway.


He was the second herbalist that PUNCH Investigations’ search unearthed on Facebook and was contacted via a number advertised on his posts. In what could pass as a veiled attempt to deceive desperate victims, Ifatunde had the ‘Odu Ifa Corpus’ symbol as his profile picture.

However, PUNCH Investigations stumbled on another of his Facebook accounts with another mystical symbol used as a display picture through a WhatsApp number given to our correspondent by the herbalist, which he claimed belonged to his son.

Findings showed that the first Facebook account had 2,140 friends, while the second had 1,000.

He spoke with an unadulterated Ibadan accent in a series of telephone conversations with our correspondent that spanned two weeks. He pretended to be a gruffly old man. He continuously referred to our correspondent as ‘Omo mi’ (my child).

Still sounding like a desperate Internet fraudster, our correspondent reeled out why he needed to become rich. Ifatunde wasted no time boasting that he possessed the ultimate mystical power to conjure wealth and success.

However, his bill was small compared to that of the Ibadan-based herbalist.

“Are you ready for it now?,” he asked after days of back and forth on the phone with our correspondent.



“I will charge N95,000 for the one that needs human parts. Since you are 30 years old, there is no problem. If you are not up to a certain age, you cannot use it. Some people that are 19 and 20 years old have approached me, and they got what they wanted. Put your mind at rest,” he said.

After pleading with Ifatunde to reduce the fee, the amount was brought down to N40,000. It was agreed that the amount would be paid in two instalments of N20,000.

The herbalist explained that the deposit would be used to buy the human parts and other items needed to perform a particular sacrifice. At the same time, the balance of N20,000, would be paid once the charm was ready.

“I will do it for you. I hope you won’t be an ingrate because the N40,000 is too small. Do you have the money with you now,” he asked.

However, the money ritual came with a clause – no physical meeting between him and our correspondent until the charm is ready.

“Seeing me would render the charm useless,” he warned.

In what appeared to be a tactic to avoid being traced, Ifatunde requested that the money be transferred to a POS operator, claiming to have issues with his bank account but when our correspondent insisted on paying through a bank or back out, he agreed to send the bank details of his son.


He kept demanding more

After an account with the name Promise Oyewole was sent, the first instalment of N20,000 was paid. However, two days later, Ifa Tunde called to demand an additional N10,000 to purchase ‘essential materials’. He claimed the N20,000 was insufficient and highlighted the dangers of aborting the ritual halfway. The money was sent but with an agreement that only a balance of N10,000 would be paid when the charm was ready.

Surprisingly, the herbalist called the next day to demand another N20,000, to carry out another special sacrifice to fortify the money ritual. He said, “Something appeared to me last night, and I had to suspend the preparation. Before I finish the process, we need to make a sacrifice. I saw something with positive and negative side effects. If the sacrifice is made and you start using the charm, you will get results within three days, but if not, it won’t work.

“It seems that you have been using other charms before now, and they don’t work. I don’t want that to happen again. And you know that there is no way we can perform the sacrifice without money. N20,000 should be enough.”

At this point, it dawned on our correspondent that he could possibly be dealing with an Internet fraudster masquerading as an herbalist.

Our correspondent offered to bring the N20,000 to his shrine, pretending to play along. Still, Ifatunde refused and voiced fears that it portended danger.

He referred to an earlier discussion wherein he warned that the charm forbade any physical meeting with a client. Instead, he proposed sending his son, Promise.



“He would wait for you by the roadside at Ipeba to collect the money,” he said.

Findings by PUNCH Investigations showed that Ipeba is a remote village along the Ogbomoso-Oyo Road.

To be continued


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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by Prill: 9:58pm On May 20, 2022
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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by Nobody: 9:59pm On May 20, 2022
I know this place very well. I am a dealer for the la cream de la cream.
Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by specialmati(m): 10:03pm On May 20, 2022
Mooh247:
cool



Dear Omoluabi kindly see how Peter Obi's supporters see you while you support them in insulting your leaders and state of origin

They are ready to pick up any evil written about you as a Yoruba and your city to spite you on a website and platform created by a Yoruba man like you

They won't allow you access ordinary Biafra page on Facebook, or any of their website, but they are happy to insult you on your own website because you support such


Yoruba Ronu

.
grin grin grin grin when agbero work makes you to shout at every bus stop. You no go know when you shout your senses comot finish. So these thing you wrote here now how does it relate to the topic.when they say elect better people in government, you go say no. Now after shouting for busstop you will come here to continue shouting without sense

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by Blessedassuranc(f): 10:05pm On May 20, 2022
Mooh247:
cool



Dear Omoluabi kindly see how Peter Obi's supporters see you while you support them in insulting your leaders and state of origin

They are ready to pick up any evil written about you as a Yoruba and your city to spite you on a website and platform created by a Yoruba man like you

They won't allow you access ordinary Biafra page on Facebook, or any of their website, but they are happy to insult you on your own website because you support such


Yoruba Ronu

.

You just need to have your head checked

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by Nonexisting: 10:07pm On May 20, 2022
Afonja
Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by Antivirus92(m): 10:07pm On May 20, 2022
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Trying to raise some igr and gdp!

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by Success900(m): 10:08pm On May 20, 2022
Afonjas

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by lovat(m): 10:08pm On May 20, 2022
Mooh247:
cool



Dear Omoluabi kindly see how Peter Obi's supporters see you while you support them in insulting your leaders and state of origin

They are ready to pick up any evil written about you as a Yoruba and your city to spite you on a website and platform created by a Yoruba man like you

They won't allow you access ordinary Biafra page on Facebook, or any of their website, but they are happy to insult you on your own website because you support such


Yoruba Ronu

.
Stale. You are a disgrace. Seun named his forum Nairaland and not Yorubaland. Kindly take your closed mindset out of here.

You spend hours supporting a drug addict and you are a bigot so enjoy the fun while it last

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by specialmati(m): 10:10pm On May 20, 2022
helinues:
And where did the op get the headline from?

Very mischievous set of people

As how you guys hate SW region reach, yet your people can't stay put in their region which there is no skull mining there... Perhaps skull mining could still be better then Cannibalism
grin grin grin grin chai it's quite unfortunate ist that most of you love evil so much that you lots can never condemn it. Well who knows you guys may be machandise of the said atrocities. What do I know

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by Rahkman: 10:12pm On May 20, 2022
Oh boy ye! AFONJA SKULL MINERS ON THE BEAT, grin

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by ahamonyeka(m): 10:12pm On May 20, 2022
This people has taken over the podi if you turn it the other way round na you sabi.

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by wiseone28: 10:13pm On May 20, 2022
I have not read the content but i know where the market will be..

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by Kenny9857(m): 10:13pm On May 20, 2022
DamianX:


Any Nigerian that says the truth about Yoruba na suddenly Peter supporters. Have sense bro

So thepunch and segun adedhina na peter supporters too abi
You are so stupid bro

What nonsense truth about Yoruba
Is it only Yoruba that indulge in this dark business ??
Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by donbenie(m): 10:15pm On May 20, 2022
Mooh247:
[s]cool



Dear Omoluabi kindly see how Peter Obi's supporters see you while you support them in insulting your leaders and state of origin

They are ready to pick up any evil written about you as a Yoruba and your city to spite you on a website and platform created by a Yoruba man like you

They won't allow you access ordinary Biafra page on Facebook, or any of their website, but they are happy to insult you on your own website because you support such


Yoruba Ronu[/s]

.
Stupid is as stupid does..

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by Teazer4(m): 10:16pm On May 20, 2022
If you believe this, nah una go believe say Ukraine Dey win against Russia
Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by UncleKoboko: 10:17pm On May 20, 2022
Kalashnikov49:
Whenever Afonja PIGs and Piglets shout IGR....know that it is because of the money they generate from skull mining and grave desecration.

Imagine a region that has names for different body parts and even HOSTs a Market where human parts are sold!!...(JANKARA MARKET --LAGOS ISLAND)....the market exists ....FACT!!!

Their fixation is IGBO/IPOB/ESN/NNAMDI KANU/PETER OBI matters!!...

What a race of people who harbor the most heinous character traits but resort to propaganda to deceive themselves!!!...

So much for being Sophisticated....Tufiakwa!!

But OSU ipob jew pigs are worse nau
Have you been to Okija shrine before?
E
W
U

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by orumba(m): 10:17pm On May 20, 2022
Someone should summarize plz

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by AfonjaNaBastard(f): 10:18pm On May 20, 2022
Mooh247:
cool



Dear Omoluabi kindly see how Peter Obi's supporters see you while you support them in insulting your leaders and state of origin

They are ready to pick up any evil written about you as a Yoruba and your city to spite you on a website and platform created by a Yoruba man like you

They won't allow you access ordinary Biafra page on Facebook, or any of their website, but they are happy to insult you on your own website because you support such


Yoruba Ronu

.

SHUT UP!!!

AFONJAS ARE THIEVES AND RITUALISTS!

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by UncleKoboko: 10:20pm On May 20, 2022
Bravetunde:
Almost all afonjas are rituallist.
I have always held the opinion that afonjas are the problem of Nigeria.no wonder ss/se will rather vote for a fulani man than afonjas.ok let's see how afonjas are the problem of nigeria.
Afonjas introduce fraud, Yahoo Yahoo and the latest Yahoo plus.
Afonjas introduce school cultism that later went on to street and has killed millions of nigeria youth, cultistupdate.
Afonjas introduce secret society that today for you to be in government you must belong and sacrifice even good offices too.they own the famous ogboini confraternity.
Afonjass introduce tribalism to Nigeria when zik see himself as a Nigerian,the deadd awo saw himself first as a Yorubadddt fake Muslimm.
Afonjas introduce betrayingg, backstabbbingg infact which one should I talk about or leave.
With these points you can see that afonjass are kurse to nigerians.
Lol
Hoe low Ree buu ruu kuu

What will you now say about the rejected jew pigs?
I mean OSU alusi IPOB bastards.

They are worse in crimes in all ramifications. Bastards that I hate with passion.

Have you been to Okija shrine before?

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by dazzlingd(m): 10:20pm On May 20, 2022
Hmmm ..

Skullarship

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Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by chukwuibuipob: 10:21pm On May 20, 2022
sad those worthless,useless thieves full ground here too.Only the idiots,sick upstairs,dumb will give them their money.I don insulted dem wella here



U have charm to make pipu rich but the babalawo himself is a POOR fellow that need ur own money to upgrade.



I pity our women that fall for this
Re: Inside Nigeria’s Deadly Money Ritualists: Human Parts Traded Like Commodities by AfonjaNaBastard(f): 10:21pm On May 20, 2022
Mooh247:


Shut up and find your fellow peers to masturbate all over Yoruba thread and Yoruba owned website


It's not like you can develop a site that can compete with ours, yours is just noise , insult and chestbeating

Nonsense!!!

Amala and ewedu gubbler

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