₦airaland Forum

Frigga13:
How. Do you put check point of peoples culture and traditions

Have you seen legend hero or all those Yoruba monikers condemn rituals or shame them?

Is not possible

They will use style style and avoid the thread .. who wan abuse his culture ?

illicit:
😳

The Ogun State Police Command has apprehended two suspected ritualists in Oja Odan, Yewa North Local Government Area of the state.
The suspects identified as Monday Ogunniyi and Oladeyo Idowu, were arrested following a report of an alleged abduction that led to a shocking discovery of human remains.

In a statement released on Tuesday, the command’s spokesperson, SP Omolola Odutola, disclosed that the case unfolded after Oladeyo Idowu, a resident of the School 4 area in Oja Odan, reported the abduction of Regina Oladeyo at a police station.

According to the police, Idowu accused Ogunniyi of abducting Regina, which prompted officers to investigate further. During their operation, the police uncovered human remains at a location linked to the suspects.

Odutola explained that the police investigations led to the discovery of Regina Oladeyo at the residence of Monday Ogunniyi, located at the Okegbala area of Oja Odan.

The statement read, "During questioning, Ogunniyi admitted to abducting Regina but alleged that he and the complainant, Oladeyo Idowu, were involved in ritual activities that required human remains.
Further investigations revealed an arrangement between the two men to procure human parts from a decomposing corpse for their ritual purposes.
“On December 16, 2024, at about 1630 hrs a man named Oladeyo Idowu from School 4 Area Oja Odan came to the police station to report a case of abduction involving Monday Ogunniyi, who resides in the Okegbala area of Oja Odan.
"The individual who was abducted, Regina Oladeyo, was located in the suspect's home. During questioning, Monday Ogunniyi confessed to the abduction, but also claimed that he and the complainant were involved in rituals using human remains.
"Investigations uncovered that Monday Ogunniyi and Oladeyo Idowu had an arrangement to obtain human parts from a decomposing corpse for their rituals."

The PPRO said a team of detectives visited the site where they discovered a dried human skeleton with female clothing draped over the bones near a river in the Afige area of Oja Odan.

"The initial suspect, Monday Ogunniyi, provided a confession implicating Oladeyo Idowu regarding the storage and dismemberment of the corpse, along with the taking of photographs and the recovery of some exhibits.
"The case will be forwarded to the SCID Eleweran for further investigation," she added.

Jasix:
I'm tired of the constant ugly news emanating from Ibadan

Skull Mining
Ritualism
Gangsterism
Cultism
Kidnapping
Rape
Criminality
Etc.


I don tire.
Auxiliary and GSM should be held accountable for all these

lailo:
How is he doing better than Ekiti state, the smallest Yoruba state? Is food product not even more expensive in Enugu than ekiti state? Is fuel, means of transportation, housing and other essentials not even expensive in Enugu than ekiti state? Does the whole of Enugu state have better road infrastructure than Ekiti state? Is education, health care, security of life and property not more available and accessible in Ekiti state more than Enugu state? How many out of school children in Enugu state compare to ekiti state? How do u just open your mouth and say the governor is performing better when economic and development indices prove otherwise? Only sit at home exercise proves all eastern state governors are failures.....

YorubaSamurai:
I blame lugard for joining me with this useless animal tribe that always disgrace Nigeria everywhere with their stupidity.

EmperorCaesar:


It would have been better if the police had not attempted to wade off the bandits...Just maybe, the outcome may have been different

Whats the fate of the policeman now?

RIP to the dead

PressMyButton:
There's no state that doesn't have farming communities but unfortunately, erosion has cut off half of the east.

Frigga13:
Helinues com back to your thread and put your claims right ..

You wan shame your father ..

I dey call you out live and direct ..

Since you wan be a man

Olaegbe, who was the Baale (village head) of Oke-Oha, was reportedly attacked on his farm on Wednesday.

The Ogun State Police Command has confirmed the killing of Ogunleye Olaegbe, a 49-year-old traditional chief, by suspected herdsmen at Oke-Oha Village in the Imeko Afon Local Government Area.

Olaegbe, who was the Baale (village head) of Oke-Oha, was reportedly attacked on his farm on Wednesday.

However, the villagers discovered his lifeless body in a pool of blood around noon, with signs indicating he had been shot multiple times, dragged from his farm, and left in a nearby bush.

Residents described the killing as part of an alarming pattern of violent attacks allegedly carried out by herdsmen in the area.

In a statement released by the spokesperson for tthe Ogun State command, SP Omolola Odutola, said the Traditional Chief was attacked by unidentified gunmen, suspected to be herdsmen while working on his farm.

According to Odutola, an assessment of the crime scene indicated that the community chief had been shot in the chest before being left in the bush.

“A community member alerted the Imeko Police Division about the incident. Ogunleye Olaegbe, aged 49, the Baale of C.A.C. Oke-Oha Village, was attacked by unidentified gunmen, suspected to be herdsmen while working on his farm.



“Upon receiving the report, policemen and other security personnel proceeded to the crime scene. On arrival, it was discovered that during the attack, he had been dragged from his farm into a nearby bush, where he was shot in the chest, resulting in his death.

She noted that some photographs were taken, and the corpse was evacuated to the Ayetoro General Hospital mortuary for an autopsy.

“A preliminary investigation has commenced, and efforts are in top gear to apprehend the perpetrators. The area is under close surveillance to prevent any breakdown of law and order,” Odutola added.