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Police uncover ritual den, arrest five in OgunBy Seun Opejobi on June 18, 2015142SHARESSHARE TWEET SHARE SHARE 1 COMMENT
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A ritual den in Ode Remo where human parts are sold and eaten by suspected ritualists haS been uncovered by the Ogun State Police Command.

The discovery has equally led to the arrest of five suspects.

Decomposing body parts alleged to be that of a missing female student of Science Laboratory Technology Department of Gateway Polytechnic, Saapade, Morenikeji Owolabi was found severed at the shrine.

Commenting on the raid done by the police at Eposo, Ode Remo area of the State, the Commissioner of Police in the State, Val Ntomchukwu, observed that the main culprit, Femi Awise who is a herbalist is still at large.

The police boss noted that they have arrested five suspects, including a commercial motorcyclist that carried the deceased to the scene, adding that they would be charged to court upon completion of investigation.

The suspects arrested include; Adeyemi Ademolu, 29, Lateef Ali, 23, Dare Akinyemi, 22, Wasiu Sotola, 23 and 22-year-old Taiwo Omolaso.

The police on getting to the scene, discovered human flesh that was chopped into bits. A black pot for cooking of human flesh was also recovered. The police revealed that the right limb of the victim was also seen in a nearby shallow grave.

“What we want to tell the public is that they should monitor the movement of their wards and children, especially when they are left in school and other public institutions. They should always keep watch over their children, call them regularly and where they don’t see them, they should quickly report to the police,” the CP affirmed.

Soka Forest, Ibadan Ritualists Den: “Kidnap Victims In Nigeria Are Often Used For Money Ritual” – Police

Soka Forest

March 24, 2014 – Soka Forest, Ibadan Ritualists Den: “Kidnap Victims In Nigeria Are Often Used For Money Ritual” – Police

Nigerian police said they have opened a murder probe after the discovery of rotting bodies and skeletons in an abandoned building in Ibadan, Nigeria’s second largest city.

The Nigerian media have branded the building “House of Horror”.



Oyo state police spokesperson Olabisi Ilobanafor told AFP that a murder investigation has begun, following the arrest of some suspects at the scene. Olabisi said six suspects, including five security guards allegedly armed with guns, bows and arrows, found at the scene, were arrested.

Police also rescued several severely malnourished people founded wandering in the bush and others shackled in leg-chains inside.

“When we got to the abandoned building in the Soka community of Ibadan yesterday (Saturday), we saw decomposed corpses, skeletons and skulls in the building and surrounding bushes,” Olabisi Ilobanafor said.

“Some seven malnourished human beings looking like living skeletons were also rescued in the bushes surrounding the building. One of them died on the spot while we were there,” she said.



“It is not a common occurrence in Ibadan or in the state. The police will investigate this crime in all its ramifications,” she said.

Some victims of kidnapping in Nigeria are often tortured or sacrificed in black magic rituals.



The Ibadan-based Sunday Tribune, Nigeria’s oldest private newspaper, showed gruesome pictures of rotting bodies, human skulls and other body parts littering the scene, as well as ID papers and ATM cards, shoes, bags and clothes.

It also published a photograph of a haggard woman who was allegedly kidnapped in the southern Edo state in 2008 and rescued at what it called the “House of Horror”.

The newspaper said at least one skeletal-looking man was found in the throes of death, groaning in pain as flies hovered around his face.

Media reports said 15 or more people had been found in leg-chains inside the building but police put the figure at seven.

Some mobile phone numbers were also written on the inside wall of the building, the Tribune said in its report headlined “Kidnappers’ den uncovered in Ibadan”.

Some other local newspapers carried similar reports about the discovery.

Ilobanafor said some commercial motorcycle riders had stumbled upon the bodies after complaining to police that some of their members had gone missing in suspicious circumstances.

Yesterday, cutlass wielding youths, in dozens, stormed the building threatening to pull it down, according to Nigerian Tribune.

Despite the fact the police have intensified efforts to fight criminal elements in communities in the various Local governments Areas in Lagos State, there were indications that some LGAs were still leading in the rate of crime in the state.

P.M.EXPRESS investigations revealed the top five local governments in the state where crime rate remained high. Ikorodu local government was ranked as the number one on the list after the investigations.

Findings showed that communities in Ikorodu top the list because of the peculiarity of the crimes being committed there daily. Namely – armed robbery, kidnapping, sea robbery/pirates attack, oil bunkering, cultism, ritual killings, murders and other related crimes.

It was also gathered that due to the high crime rate in the area, recently the security agents comprising the Police and Navy Commands created two security units comprising the Mobile Police unit and Navy patrol team.

The residents said that Ikorodu took the leading position because of the riverine creeks surrounding the area, which made it easily accessible for crimes and escape routes. The relocation of some Lagos residents in the area worsened the situation through population increase which affected the security management in the area.

The second on the list of the Local Government mentioned was Alimosho for the volatile nature of crimes there. According to the residents, Alimosho is the largest local government in Lagos and even in Nigeria, with a very high population of people to deal with.

The patterns of crime prevalent in Alimosho was listed as vehicle snatching, fraud syndicates, church fraud, armed robbery, burglary, oil bunkering, among others.

Read http://pmexpressng.com/top-5-lgas-high-crime-rate-lagos-state/

It was also noted the area was surrounded by rivers and canals which linked to Ogun State and make it easy for the criminal elements to escape.

The Nigerian Police noted the difficulty in managing security in the area and took certain measures by creating another police command (Area P Command) within the local government in order to manage the crimes in the area effectively.

P.M.EXPRESS investigations also revealed that Badagry and Ojo Local governments shared the third position in crime rate in the State. Some of the communities there were known for kidnapping, rape, fraud syndicate, vehicle snatching, piracy, smuggling and other related crimes.

According to the residents, the high rate of the crimes there were necessitated by the presence of the Alaba International Market and the Badagry Expressway that led to the boarder between Nigeria and other West African countries.

During the investigation, it was discovered that the crime rate in those places was increasing because the areas exposed people as easy preys for criminals and had escape routes for criminals because of poor security management in the areas.

Two local government areas, Apapa and Mushin shared the fourth position because of the nature of the crimes being committed there. Findings showed that the areas were known for prostitution, heavy smoking of Indian hemp and other drug related crimes, motorcycle robbery and stealing.

The youths there were said to be so addicted to drugs to the extent that they do not have physical power to do any meaningful work for survival than to get involved in violent crimes. The areas included the ‘jungle Ajegunle city’ in the Apapa and the notorious Akala area of Mushin.

The last among the top five is Agege local government. They were said to be known for defilement of young girls, snatching of wives and husbands, fraud including money doublers, prostitution, fake currencies, stealing etc.

P.M.EXPRESS reports that there were other local governments were crimes were prevalent such as Lagos Island, Eti-osa and others but the focus was the top five where some local governments shared same percentage and were merged as one.

It was also noted that the Nigeria Police knew the peculiarities of crime in those areas and were putting measures in place in order to curb them as noted by the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Mr Imohimi Edgal.

BeardedMeat:
My region backward? A northerner calling Igbos backward?
Dude, so the soak away sniffing things over there is true. Change your supply now.

He's not a northerner. He's a Yoruba

Don't fall for his trap.

Open Defecation

Ekiti State is believed to have the highest of persons who openly defecate in Nigeria About 1.8 million residents of the state out of a total population of 2.7 million is believed to engage in the menace.

In her presentation, a Community-led Total Sanitation (CLTS) facilitator and a staff of Rural Water Sanitation Agency in the state, Mrs. Lanre Ayeni, said 748 million of the global population, lack access to hygienic water supply.

She added it was so regrettable that 1.8 billion people still use contaminated sources of water, which she said has caused a lot of damage to their health and body systems.

“When you take a water that has contaminated by cheat (faeces), the person will have ten million viruses, one million bacteria and one hundred thousand parasite eggs in her body system.

“Advocacy for open defecation free in Ekiti and good water sanitation is yielding results. Enforcement in the past by CLTS coordinators had failed, what we now use is persuasion and people are gradually changing their perception about this concept.”

Mohsena, who disclosed that several achievements have been recorded through UNICEF/EU WASH programme in Ekiti, using Gbonyin and Ekiti West as pilot councils in advocacy for open defecation Free and WASH, said the two international organisations have been funding the programme and rendering technical supports.

“In Ekiti, an estimated number of 180,000 people are gaining access to good source of water through provision of hand pump boreholes. In the same way, 29,582 people in Ekiti have gained access to safe water through rehabilitation of 65 hand pumps in Gbonyin. 965 pupils from four schools now have access to child and gender friendly water supply.

“We have also bring improvement to 250 towns and communities in ODF by providing ten toilets per public. We have also provided technical supports in 313 communities, for them to know various ways to build and take ownership of low cost latrines and how to repair them in case of damage.

“Stakeholders would continue to step up sensitisation and advocacy in rural areas on the need to key into the total eradication of open defecation, to forestall breakout of diseases.”

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and European Union (EU) have lamented that over 2.5 billion people lack access to improved sanitation globally, out of which one billion were engaging in open defecation.

They said these at the weekend during a two-day media networking and alliance building workshop on organised by European Union/UNICEF on Water Sanitation and Hygiene and Open Defecation Free campaign held at Ijero Ekiti, Ijero Local Government area of Ekiti State.

The UNICEF/EU delegation, led by Mohsena Islam, a WASH specialist from UNICEF, went on a field trip with Ekiti Media WASH group to Asasa and Temidire Olojofi farm settlements in Aramoko Ekiti, to assess compliance with the campaign against open defecation. CLTS Coordinator in Gbonyin, Mr. Kayode Eleso, said many residents have been arrested and prosecuted for engaged in open defecation, particularly in Ado Ekiti metropolis, while efforts, he said, were also on to compel every household to have their toilets.

He regretted that low manpower in the sector was responsible for the noticeable inefficiency of his officers , saying records show that no staff has been recruited since Ekiti was created on October 1, 1996.”

www.thisdaylive.com/articles/ekiti-leads-in-open-defecation-in-nigeria/232631/

Odingo1:
North Beat South West, Arrewa can confirm

You are right.

Lasgidi

wizzakosh:
Smiles Enugu, the pride of the East.

Okay, you are back with your other handle.

More Lagos

Welcome to Lagos

Arrewa:
shut up!! That's ebonyi state!

hahaha.. You have shamefully removed it.

Anyway let's us get to Lagos.

Stay tuned

IB

Arrewa:
you should be more concern about your region bro!

This is the most backward region in Nigeria!

Unite against your selfish politicians!

Your second pic is Lagos.

Good you are posting SW.

IB Satellite pics

More

Ibadan

Arrewa:
shut up!! Nyamiri!! You've failed!! Lagos alone is more developed than your entire south eastern states put together!!

Hold your selfish leaders accountable for your Allocations!! Tell them to develop your region!

Instead of all these shit!

Ok

Arrewa:
Dear Op!

I know you're not from kano, you're not even a northerner! You're a confirm ipob member!!

Why are you posting pictures of dilapidated buildings in South west and posting kano pictures!!

What kind of comparative politics is this??

Your hypothesis is not balanced!!


One thing about the ipobs is that no matter how much they tries to be smart, that genetic bigotry and hypocrisy still becomes apparent.

I'm suspecting that Anambralstson who has been tagging me a Yoruba man!

This thread is just like a form of revenge!! Which is dead on arrival!

You're not smart!!

If you have contribution, just make it

If not, then leave the thread

Osun schools

Ogun

Ogun state has tourist attractions

Ado Ekiti

central business district, Oshogbo

Hospitals in Kano

Some more industrial Parks on the way,
If Nigeria can have things like this littered across the nooks and crany, length and breadth of the country, with constant electricity we will all be better for it.

One of the industrial clusters managed by Lee group, still expanding gezawa

Kano

Media

Televisions

1. Arewa24 TV (satellite tv)
2. Rahma TV (satellite tv)
3. A.I.T Kano
4. Channels TV Kano
5. NTA Kano

Radio Stations

1. Radio Kano A.m
2. Manoma A.m
3. Radio Kano F.m
4. ARTV F.m
5. Radio Nigeria Pyramid F.m
6. Raypower F.m
7. Dala F.m
8. Express Radio
9. Guaranty F.m
10. Arewa Radio
11. Wazobia F.m
12. Cool F.m
13. Rahma Radio
14 B.U.K Fm
15 Freedom Radio
16 Aminci Radio
17 Correct Fm
18 Sound City Fm

Electricity: Tiga Dam Hydroelectric Power

Agriculture And Market: Kano produces 1.6m tons of rice in 2016

Kano state is a showcase in agriculture self reliance and admirable resource management. The presence of Dams ensures all year round farming (Irrigation). Kano is the most irrigated State in Nigeria with more three million (3,000,000) hectares cultivation land.

Kano Kano