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A herbalist identified as Ezekiel has been apprehended by security operatives in Anambra State for possessing about 11 different human bones.

The suspect, hailing from Ezza in Ebonyi State, was arrested over the weekend by security operatives in Neni, Anaocha Local Government Area of Anambra State, where he resides.

According to a trending video on social media, security operatives raided Ezekiel’s residence following a tip-off from whistleblowers who observed suspicious activities.

The video showed bones of various human parts recovered from the suspect’s residence during the raid.

During interrogation, Ezekiel confirmed that the bones were human but claimed they were brought to him by a relative from Ebonyi State, where there are ongoing communal clashes. He revealed that he uses the bones to prepare different kinds of ‘high-quality charms’ for people.

In the video, one of the interrogators, a member of the security operatives, warned the community to be cautious about whom they rent out their houses to and what activities their tenants engage in. He commended the whistleblower whose information led to the operation and arrest.

The Anambra State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Ikenga Tochukwu, confirmed the video and disclosed that the suspect was intercepted by vigilantes and police operatives from the Neni Division during a patrol.

“The suspect is currently in custody and undergoing interrogation. Further details will be communicated,” Ikenga added.

Afonjah:
Ezekiel what?
Is he from Ogun state?
Is one of his parents from Ogun state?
What's an Ogun state indigene doing in Igbo land?
Which Islamic cleric did he get those bones from?
Why did he not remain in his region?
Why did he change his name?


These are the questions that need to be asked during his interrogation.

AlexBells:
They learnt it from somewhere, check well, we know our crime. Mining is not one of it. Unless there’s some coke hidden in the bone marrow I don’t believe a thing in that report.

Omoawoke:
He is a developer, materials scientist and engineer trying to use the bones for innovative solutions.