BKayy:
He has the guts to lodge in the hotel of someone that owns "ODUDUWA UNIVERSITY", now he has been mined and some people want to me to act surprised.

Can someone tell me why I should be surprised? Did he think that the man was mincing words when he named his University "Oduduwa University" with the skull logo and everything?

do you know what is mincing words?

Illiterate, are you sure you passed waec

Ramon Adedoyin, the killer.

Ramon Adedoyin, the murderer.

Ramon Adedoyin, life terminator.

I am just thinking ����.
Can the court just release Dr Adedoyin to Timothy's family and friends or his areas people for 10 minutes. I just want to check something.

Na lie . Dem say this man Dey move freely around . All
These courts say court say “ Na big lie “

BKayy:
He has the guts to lodge in the hotel of someone that owns "ODUDUWA UNIVERSITY", now he has been mined and some people want to me to act surprised.

Can someone tell me why I should be surprised? Did he think that the man was mincing words when he named his University "Oduduwa University" with the skull logo and everything?

Do you know what that name "Oduduwa" mean? I really can't blame you. Most children of Oduduwa of today don't even know the meaning. Most of them do not even have the honor of being in the bloodline of Oduduwa. Because they abhor and do so much evils and continue to dishonor their ancestors. They have choose not to live in line with the ways left by their ancestors. Do you know that Yoruba is not the original name of the so-called Yorubas? Their original name which they called themselves is "Omoluabi" (Omo-ti-olu-iwa-bi), meaning "children of lord or epitome of character".

Odu-du-wa, means "gourd of character", an embodiment of human virture. So, yorubaland is supposed to be land of the most virtuous people on Earth. That's why their divine sage, Orunmila, whose philosophy the yoruba traditions are based on, enjoined them to exhibit "Iwapele" (noble character) at all times.

The yoruba people now are just a collection of a lost people walking in total darkness. They do not know their right from their left. They are like a river that has forget its source. So you can disgrace Yorubas as much as you want because a people that dishonor their ancestors do not deserve any honor.

leksdigital:
Wow this is a sad situation, I made a video on security tips to take when you visit a hotel.
These tips could save your life


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjTadXeOEbI&t=1s

Informative video thanks

Ife Chiefs has revoked Maye title from him

ajl:


Do you know what that name "Oduduwa" mean? I really can't blame you. Most children of Oduduwa of today don't even know the meaning. Most of them do not even have the honor of being in the bloodline of Oduduwa. Because they abhor and do so much evils and continue to dishonor their ancestors. They have choose not to live in line with the ways left by their ancestors. Do you know that Yoruba is not the original name of the so-called Yorubas? Their original name which they called themselves is "Omoluabi" (Omo-ti-olu-iwa-bi), meaning "children of lord or epitome of character".

Odu-du-wa, means "gourd of character", an embodiment of human virture. So, yorubaland is supposed to be land of the most virtuous people on Earth. That's why their divine sage, Orunmila, whose philosophy the yoruba traditions are based on, enjoined them to exhibit "Iwapele" (noble character) at all times.

The yoruba people now are just a collection of a lost people walking in total darkness. They do not know their right from their left. They are like a river that has forget its source. So you can disgrace Yorubas as much as you want because a people that dishonor their ancestors do not deserve any honor.

Very interesting post. But if I may ask when in our history did yoruba deviate from the true teaching of orunmila- iwapele and patience.
Do u think the emergence of powerful oyo empire as the central seat of yoruba civilisation led to the contempt of the oracles coming from ile-ife diviners and over time the ifa teaching was corrupted.

I have done some studies on orunmila and ifa, and I agree it's a virtous oracle that can be used to shape and build a noble society.
It's unfortunate the present generation perceive it as fetish. As if Abrahamic religions don't have it's fetish side. All the ritual killings we've been reading, is it not Muslims clerics that prepare the rituals from them.
Ifa oracle is not even a religion, it's a teaching on the virtuous journey of life.

Finally, yoruba inclusion in Nigeria will always be negative to us, present yoruba generation may not agree but that's the truth.
Nigeria is filled with hunger, oppression and abject poverty. It's a dog eat dog world in Nigeria. There's no way yorubas can thrive in such toxic environment. We will only copy the bad and corrupt ways of other Nigerian and prop up very bad and selfish leaders like tinubu.
Remember yorubas never got themselves involved in the Atlantic slave trade until we allowed Islam and fulanis into our midst in the turn of the nineteenth century- that's what happen when u allow corrupt minds into our midst and it's happening again.

Your words is the 'Yoruba ronu' we should be echoing, not some nonsense on how 'yoruba should support tinubu as the next president of Nigeria'.

Thanks a lot for your post. It's very refreshing in this our challenging times when it seems all yoruba is living for is the Nigerian presidency.

chatinent:
All these long hearings are annoying! Just sentence the vagabond!

They're being tried for murder, before the court can sentence them, the state prosecutor must prove beyond all reasonable doubts that they killed the man in question or they had something to do with his death.

Sad story. Hope the perpetrators will be served in the end

BKayy:
He has the guts to lodge in the hotel of someone that owns "ODUDUWA UNIVERSITY", now he has been mined and some people want to me to act surprised.

Can someone tell me why I should be surprised? Did he think that the man was not mincing words when he named his University "Oduduwa University" with the skull logo and everything?

Zulu..

Maxymilliano:
Hopefully at the end of it all, justice must not only be served but seen to be served.

Everyday for the Thief.

Afonjas doing what Afonjas do the best.

Check the name(s)well. Our OSU,yam legz sis dey rep well

NimrodEndOfDays:
Afonja and skull Mining.

NimrodEndOfDays:
Afonja and skull Mining.

(The story told below is undoubtedly about the ritual killings and "skull mining" in Yorubaland. Read it.)

Ritual killing ain't regional. It's national; it's everywhere in Nigeria, but you folks would rather advise your neighbours to do surgery for the speck in their eyes, while you treat your glaucoma with mere herbs. It doesn't work out that way.

EXCLUSIVE: Community Residents In South-East Nigeria, Others Desert Homes Over Rise In Ritual Killings


People were being hacked to death and their bodies mutilated by unknown persons, who go away with vital organs.

BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORKFEB 11, 2022

Some residents of Isiala-Ngwa and Ihiala in Abia and Anambra states have fled their homes over the rising cases of ritual killing in those places.

SaharaReporters reliably gathered from fleeing residents that people were being hacked to death and their bodies mutilated by unknown persons, who go away with vital organs.

A resident of Isiala-Ngwa named Ifeanyi Okoli, disclosed that persons had been disappearing from the area mysteriously with their mutilated bodies later discovered in the bush or roadside.

According to him, at least four persons have been killed in this manner in recent times with the dismembered body later found.

As a result of this, some residents afraid for their safety have been moving out of the place to other areas they consider safe enough.

"I moved away from the community more than one week ago over the rise in mysterious deaths and mutilated bodies.

"Ritual killings subsided here a bit some time ago but it appears the evil has returned.

"Everybody is living in fear around this place because they don't want to be a victim of ritual killing," Okoli said.

A community leader in the area, Ezekiel Mba, told SaharaReporters that they were worried about the situation, adding that ritual killers were wreaking havoc around Isiala-Ngwa.

"The police and other law enforcement agencies should come to our aid before it is too late.

"We don't have peace of mind again, ritual killers are causing serious problem," he said.

More residents are contemplating moving out of the area as a result of the situation, SaharaReporters gathered.

In Anambra, a student of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Uli, under Ihiala Local Government Area of the state, Kelechi Anyoku, told SaharaReporters that some of her colleagues in the area had moved out of their apartments following rising ritual killings and diabolical attacks in the region.

She said at least three mutilated bodies had been discovered along a major highway linking the town and other parts of Anambra in recent weeks.

"Both the student population and residents of the local government area, everybody is afraid and seriously concerned about the ongoing development.

"At least three bodies with several parts removed have been discovered in recent weeks.

"This is in addition to rituals like Okeite that young men do around this region. This is common among Internet fraudsters known as ‘Yahoo Boys’, who release semen inside a lady and after sometime it decays inside her with the guy getting rich in the process.

"Many young ladies have been affected by this ritual, so a lot of us are afraid, we are careful of the places we go to these days," she said.

Uli and Ihiala communities share proximity with Okija – a sleepy town that shot to prominence in 2004 after decomposing human bodies were found at a shrine inside one of its forests during a police invasion.

Current Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, was in 2003 forced to take an oath of loyalty at the shrine by his then political godfather, Chris Uba, before he contested the state's governorship election and won on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party that year.

The Court of Appeal on March 15, 2006, nullified Ngige's victory, paving the way for Peter Obi of the All Progressive Grand Alliance to assume leadership of Anambra.

Disturbed by the latest development, a resident of Uwabakwem, a village close to Okija, Obinna Anokuru, told SaharaReporters that the activities of ritual killers were forcing people to move to safer places over fear for their lives.

"Everybody is afraid. The things happening these days are causing panic.

"Those of us who live here now ensure that we don't move far away from our houses late in the night or go anywhere without letting our family members know about our movement.

"It is the height of wickedness for somebody to kill a fellow human for ritual purposes. Something urgent has to be done about this evil in our land," he said.

Apart from the South-East, ritual killers especially individuals craving quick wealth have also been running riot in other parts of Nigeria, hacking both young and old to death in cruel ways.

A recent security alert by the police identified Ota, Lambe and Mowe in Ogun State, Ikorodu in Lagos, Ilorin in Kwara, Osogbo in Osun, and Oyo State as the major hubs of ritual killings in the South-West.

In an incident that shook Nigeria to its roots, a 20-year-old girl, Sofiat Kehinde, was on February 4, 2022 hacked to death in Abeokuta, Ogun State, by four boys for money ritual purposes.

The victim's boyfriend, Majekodunmi (19); his friend, Mustaqeem Balogun (her 18-year-old ex-boyfriend); and two accomplices killed Kehinde and were burning her head in preparation for a ritual when they were discovered and arrested.
Earlier on January 6 this year, residents of Otuja Harmony Estate in the Ikorodu area of Lagos raised the alarm over the constant invasion of a cemetery in the community by suspected ritualists scavenging for human parts.

Five days later, the police in Ikorodu apprehended a mother and her son for being in possession of fresh human parts.

The son named Afeez Olalere disclosed that his mother encouraged him to kill his younger sibling for a money ritual.

“My mother took me to an herbalist who told me if I want to be successful in the Yahoo business (internet fraud), I will have to sacrifice one life and that person must be a sibling to me," he said.

In December 2021, two siblings, Monsuru Tajudeen and Lawal Tajudeen, were arrested by the police in the Iwo area of Osun State after a ritual den was discovered.

In other parts of the South-West, ritual murders were equally rife in the outgone year with law enforcement agencies unable to nip the menace in the bud.

According to General Secretary, Traditional Religion Worshipers’ Association in Oyo State, Femi Fakayode, the lack of appropriate sanctions for persons found to be involved in ritual killings in Nigeria is responsible for the rise in the disturbing trend.

Fakayode told SaharaReporters that no genuine traditional priest will perform money rituals involving the killing of a human because such is forbidden in their line of work and comes with severe repercussions.

He said those carrying out such rituals for young people seeking quick wealth will suffer the consequences no matter how powerful they may think they are.

"Check all the reported cases and those arrested for carrying out money rituals for members of the public, you will realise that none are traditional priests. Most of them are alfas.

"No real traditional priest will do such because the punishment is instant.

"These killings thrive because our laws are weak and punishment is almost non-existent for serious crimes especially when the offender has money to bribe officials.

"In our traditional system, the punishment for such heinous act is instant. You can't escape it.

"Therefore, we must go back to the traditional system, the way we operated before alien religion came in.

"If we go back to that system, even our leaders who are looting our treasury and destroying the country will buckle down," he said.

Renowned traditional priest, Chief Yemi Elebuibon, told SaharaReporters that those killing fellow humans thinking that it would make them rich are wasting their time as there is no spirit anywhere that will bring money to them.

According to him, only honest and genuine labour could bring money and wealth in the long haul.

"There is really nothing like money rituals, there is no spirit anywhere that will bring money to you in your house. That idea is erroneous and unfortunately many young people in Nigeria today are falling for it.

"One of the best ways out of this problem is for government to create jobs for youths across the country to get them productively engaged. A lot of them are idle and that is why the desire to make quick money is rampant among them.

"It is very sad how we have come to this point where people just kill another human because they want to be rich. It is sad," he said.

Spokespersons for the police in Abia and Anambra states, Geoffrey Ogbonna and Ikenga Tochukwu, when contacted by SaharaReporters on Thursday, said that the cases will be looked into and appropriate measures would be taken to tackle the menace.

On Wednesday, the House of Representatives called for the declaration of a national emergency of the rising cases of ritual killings across Nigeria.

Minority Leader of the House, Mr Toby Okechukwu, moved the motion during plenary at the lower chamber of the National Assembly.

He and his colleagues urged the National Orientation Agency and other stakeholders in the society to embark on vigorous campaigns to open the eyes of members of the public especially youths to the evils of ritual killings for money.

But according to a Lagos-based sociologist, Nike Adetutu, tackling this dangerous trend in Nigeria will also require the return to core morals and values in society.

According to her, training and monitoring at the family level has broken down and that is why there are young people with misplaced priorities and poor orientation everywhere.

"We must go back to the family system, where everything starts, we have failed in that area as a society.

"Parents are no longer giving the right training and monitoring to their children and that is why many of them have gone astray.

"The return to core morals and values will save us from all these problems. If we don't act fast, we may not be able to handle the disaster already looming," she said.

(See your life now?)

NimrodEndOfDays:
Afonja and skull Mining.

Men of the Anambra state police command have arrested a 27-year-old woman, Ozioma Orakwe, over the alleged murder of a 75 years old man, Martin Orakwe, who is said to be her relative.

The News of a man who committed suicide in Agulu, Anaocha Local Government Area surfaced online on Wednesday, March 2. A video of the man hanging from a tree with a rope tied around his neck made the rounds.

However, a statement released this morning by the spokesperson of the state police command, DSP Tochukwu Ikenga, said men of the command were alerted over the development and that preliminary investigation carried out showed that the man was murdered and set up to look like he committed suicide.

''Preliminary investigation reveals that the victim had a cut on his head with marks of violence all over his body. Additional information shows that the suspect, a relative to the deceased, had a disagreement which resulted to a fight.''he said.

Ikenga added that police operatives have recovered the body of the deceased and the suspect has also made a useful statement that is helping in the ongoing investigation.

The case shall be charged to court after a conclusive investigation.

BKayy:
He has the guts to lodge in the hotel of someone that owns "ODUDUWA UNIVERSITY", now he has been mined and some people want to me to act surprised.

Can someone tell me why I should be surprised? Did he think that the man was not mincing words when he named his University "Oduduwa University" with the skull logo and everything?

You need common sense

orohbiro:
Adedonyin get money and nothing we happen he will ball him self out do u kW what it means to be maye of ife?

There some problem money can't solve at times

BKayy:
He has the guts to lodge in the hotel of someone that owns "ODUDUWA UNIVERSITY", now he has been mined and some people want to me to act surprised.

Can someone tell me why I should be surprised? Did he think that the man was not mincing words when he named his University "Oduduwa University" with the skull logo and everything?

This one don useless him life with nairaland tribal gbosa �� if him no do him usual Yoruba vs Igbo gbasgbos for one day him go die be dat,na him destiny ��

orohbiro:
Adedonyin get money and nothing we happen he will ball him self out do u kW what it means to be maye of ife?

Why haven't he done that already? Wait... Do you even live in or near Ile-ife? People hate this man here

Looking at his face you will see that he is full of blood. Other peoples blood. Evil man.

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chukwuibuipob:
Check the name(s)well. Our OSU,yam legz sis dey rep well

[/s] Afonja Vultures

[s]

omoolokunEsin:


(The story told below is undoubtedly about the ritual killings and "skull mining" in Yorubaland. Read it.)

Ritual killing ain't regional. It's national; it's everywhere in Nigeria, but you folks would rather advise your neighbours to do surgery for the speck in their eyes, while you treat your glaucoma with mere herbs. It doesn't work out that way.

EXCLUSIVE: Community Residents In South-East Nigeria, Others Desert Homes Over Rise In Ritual Killings


People were being hacked to death and their bodies mutilated by unknown persons, who go away with vital organs.

BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORKFEB 11, 2022

Some residents of Isiala-Ngwa and Ihiala in Abia and Anambra states have fled their homes over the rising cases of ritual killing in those places.

SaharaReporters reliably gathered from fleeing residents that people were being hacked to death and their bodies mutilated by unknown persons, who go away with vital organs.

A resident of Isiala-Ngwa named Ifeanyi Okoli, disclosed that persons had been disappearing from the area mysteriously with their mutilated bodies later discovered in the bush or roadside.

According to him, at least four persons have been killed in this manner in recent times with the dismembered body later found.

As a result of this, some residents afraid for their safety have been moving out of the place to other areas they consider safe enough.

"I moved away from the community more than one week ago over the rise in mysterious deaths and mutilated bodies.

"Ritual killings subsided here a bit some time ago but it appears the evil has returned.

"Everybody is living in fear around this place because they don't want to be a victim of ritual killing," Okoli said.

A community leader in the area, Ezekiel Mba, told SaharaReporters that they were worried about the situation, adding that ritual killers were wreaking havoc around Isiala-Ngwa.

"The police and other law enforcement agencies should come to our aid before it is too late.

"We don't have peace of mind again, ritual killers are causing serious problem," he said.

More residents are contemplating moving out of the area as a result of the situation, SaharaReporters gathered.

In Anambra, a student of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Uli, under Ihiala Local Government Area of the state, Kelechi Anyoku, told SaharaReporters that some of her colleagues in the area had moved out of their apartments following rising ritual killings and diabolical attacks in the region.

She said at least three mutilated bodies had been discovered along a major highway linking the town and other parts of Anambra in recent weeks.

"Both the student population and residents of the local government area, everybody is afraid and seriously concerned about the ongoing development.

"At least three bodies with several parts removed have been discovered in recent weeks.

"This is in addition to rituals like Okeite that young men do around this region. This is common among Internet fraudsters known as ‘Yahoo Boys’, who release semen inside a lady and after sometime it decays inside her with the guy getting rich in the process.

"Many young ladies have been affected by this ritual, so a lot of us are afraid, we are careful of the places we go to these days," she said.

Uli and Ihiala communities share proximity with Okija – a sleepy town that shot to prominence in 2004 after decomposing human bodies were found at a shrine inside one of its forests during a police invasion.

Current Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, was in 2003 forced to take an oath of loyalty at the shrine by his then political godfather, Chris Uba, before he contested the state's governorship election and won on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party that year.

The Court of Appeal on March 15, 2006, nullified Ngige's victory, paving the way for Peter Obi of the All Progressive Grand Alliance to assume leadership of Anambra.

Disturbed by the latest development, a resident of Uwabakwem, a village close to Okija, Obinna Anokuru, told SaharaReporters that the activities of ritual killers were forcing people to move to safer places over fear for their lives.

"Everybody is afraid. The things happening these days are causing panic.

"Those of us who live here now ensure that we don't move far away from our houses late in the night or go anywhere without letting our family members know about our movement.

"It is the height of wickedness for somebody to kill a fellow human for ritual purposes. Something urgent has to be done about this evil in our land," he said.

Apart from the South-East, ritual killers especially individuals craving quick wealth have also been running riot in other parts of Nigeria, hacking both young and old to death in cruel ways.

A recent security alert by the police identified Ota, Lambe and Mowe in Ogun State, Ikorodu in Lagos, Ilorin in Kwara, Osogbo in Osun, and Oyo State as the major hubs of ritual killings in the South-West.

In an incident that shook Nigeria to its roots, a 20-year-old girl, Sofiat Kehinde, was on February 4, 2022 hacked to death in Abeokuta, Ogun State, by four boys for money ritual purposes.

The victim's boyfriend, Majekodunmi (19); his friend, Mustaqeem Balogun (her 18-year-old ex-boyfriend); and two accomplices killed Kehinde and were burning her head in preparation for a ritual when they were discovered and arrested.
Earlier on January 6 this year, residents of Otuja Harmony Estate in the Ikorodu area of Lagos raised the alarm over the constant invasion of a cemetery in the community by suspected ritualists scavenging for human parts.

Five days later, the police in Ikorodu apprehended a mother and her son for being in possession of fresh human parts.

The son named Afeez Olalere disclosed that his mother encouraged him to kill his younger sibling for a money ritual.

“My mother took me to an herbalist who told me if I want to be successful in the Yahoo business (internet fraud), I will have to sacrifice one life and that person must be a sibling to me," he said.

In December 2021, two siblings, Monsuru Tajudeen and Lawal Tajudeen, were arrested by the police in the Iwo area of Osun State after a ritual den was discovered.

In other parts of the South-West, ritual murders were equally rife in the outgone year with law enforcement agencies unable to nip the menace in the bud.

According to General Secretary, Traditional Religion Worshipers’ Association in Oyo State, Femi Fakayode, the lack of appropriate sanctions for persons found to be involved in ritual killings in Nigeria is responsible for the rise in the disturbing trend.

Fakayode told SaharaReporters that no genuine traditional priest will perform money rituals involving the killing of a human because such is forbidden in their line of work and comes with severe repercussions.

He said those carrying out such rituals for young people seeking quick wealth will suffer the consequences no matter how powerful they may think they are.

"Check all the reported cases and those arrested for carrying out money rituals for members of the public, you will realise that none are traditional priests. Most of them are alfas.

"No real traditional priest will do such because the punishment is instant.

"These killings thrive because our laws are weak and punishment is almost non-existent for serious crimes especially when the offender has money to bribe officials.

"In our traditional system, the punishment for such heinous act is instant. You can't escape it.

"Therefore, we must go back to the traditional system, the way we operated before alien religion came in.

"If we go back to that system, even our leaders who are looting our treasury and destroying the country will buckle down," he said.

Renowned traditional priest, Chief Yemi Elebuibon, told SaharaReporters that those killing fellow humans thinking that it would make them rich are wasting their time as there is no spirit anywhere that will bring money to them.

According to him, only honest and genuine labour could bring money and wealth in the long haul.

"There is really nothing like money rituals, there is no spirit anywhere that will bring money to you in your house. That idea is erroneous and unfortunately many young people in Nigeria today are falling for it.

"One of the best ways out of this problem is for government to create jobs for youths across the country to get them productively engaged. A lot of them are idle and that is why the desire to make quick money is rampant among them.

"It is very sad how we have come to this point where people just kill another human because they want to be rich. It is sad," he said.

Spokespersons for the police in Abia and Anambra states, Geoffrey Ogbonna and Ikenga Tochukwu, when contacted by SaharaReporters on Thursday, said that the cases will be looked into and appropriate measures would be taken to tackle the menace.

On Wednesday, the House of Representatives called for the declaration of a national emergency of the rising cases of ritual killings across Nigeria.

Minority Leader of the House, Mr Toby Okechukwu, moved the motion during plenary at the lower chamber of the National Assembly.

He and his colleagues urged the National Orientation Agency and other stakeholders in the society to embark on vigorous campaigns to open the eyes of members of the public especially youths to the evils of ritual killings for money.

But according to a Lagos-based sociologist, Nike Adetutu, tackling this dangerous trend in Nigeria will also require the return to core morals and values in society.

According to her, training and monitoring at the family level has broken down and that is why there are young people with misplaced priorities and poor orientation everywhere.

"We must go back to the family system, where everything starts, we have failed in that area as a society.

"Parents are no longer giving the right training and monitoring to their children and that is why many of them have gone astray.

"The return to core morals and values will save us from all these problems. If we don't act fast, we may not be able to handle the disaster already looming," she said.

(See your life now?)

[/s] You are comparing someone who killed in a fight and someone who killed so sell human parts? Free education. Afonja Vultures

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omoolokunEsin:



Men of the Anambra state police command have arrested a 27-year-old woman, Ozioma Orakwe, over the alleged murder of a 75 years old man, Martin Orakwe, who is said to be her relative.

The News of a man who committed suicide in Agulu, Anaocha Local Government Area surfaced online on Wednesday, March 2. A video of the man hanging from a tree with a rope tied around his neck made the rounds.

However, a statement released this morning by the spokesperson of the state police command, DSP Tochukwu Ikenga, said men of the command were alerted over the development and that preliminary investigation carried out showed that the man was murdered and set up to look like he committed suicide.

''Preliminary investigation reveals that the victim had a cut on his head with marks of violence all over his body. Additional information shows that the suspect, a relative to the deceased, had a disagreement which resulted to a fight.''he said.

Ikenga added that police operatives have recovered the body of the deceased and the suspect has also made a useful statement that is helping in the ongoing investigation.

The case shall be charged to court after a conclusive investigation.

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Hmmm.... these guys need to be held without bail ... and squeezed to name other victims. Curious if kidnappings and missing persons reduced since they were held. Believe this is part of a syndicate that has nothing to do with rituals but harvesting and selling of organs in the dark market.

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buckeyemedia:
Everyday for the Thief.

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BKayy:
He has the guts to lodge in the hotel of someone that owns "ODUDUWA UNIVERSITY", now he has been mined and some people want to me to act surprised.

Can someone tell me why I should be surprised? Did he think that the man was not mincing words when he named his University "Oduduwa University" with the skull logo and everything?

something dey worry u abi

fool

orohbiro:
Adedonyin get money and nothing we happen he will ball him self out do u kW what it means to be maye of ife?

Adedonyin get money and nothing we happen he will ball him self out do u kW what it means to be maye of ife?

Am sure you mist be one of his sympathaisers, but God will put you and Adedoyin to shame through our court. Timothy will get justice and Adedoyin will either be sentenced to death or life imprisonment.