🚨 Yetunde, a final-year student, thought she was going on an innocent date—but instead, she walked straight into the hands of a butcher.
It all started with a simple Facebook connection. Yetunde met Abdulrahman Mubarak Balogun online, and they began chatting. On the surface, he seemed like a perfect gentleman—a respected cleric with a clean social media presence, always posting religious messages and photos with high-ranking figures.
But behind the polished profile was a predator in disguise.
One fateful day, while attending a naming ceremony, Yetunde received a call. Without hesitation, she dropped her food and rushed off to meet her Facebook crush.
That was the last time anyone saw her alive.
How She Was Found When Yetunde didn’t return home, her family grew anxious. Calls to her phone went unanswered, and soon, panic set in.
Desperate, her family reported her missing at the Oyun Police Station in Kwara State.
Using her phone records, police traced her last known contact—to Abdulrahman Mubarak Balogun.
At first, he denied even knowing her.
But when authorities insisted on searching his apartment, his story changed.
He now claimed Yetunde had suffered an asthma attack and died.
The police weren’t convinced. And when they stepped inside his house… they walked into a nightmare.
The Horror Inside His Home Inside his small apartment, police found:
🚨 Blood splattered everywhere. 🚨 A bucket filled with dismembered human remains. 🚨 A kitchen table covered in bloodstains.
Yetunde’s body had been cut into pieces and soaked in an unknown liquid.
If she truly had an asthma attack, why was her body butchered?
This wasn’t a natural death. This was cold-blooded murder.
Was She His Only Victim? Now the biggest question remains: Why did he do it?
🔴 Was this for money rituals? 🔴 Was he selling body parts? 🔴 Or was this cannibalism?
People in his community were left shocked and horrified. A man they once respected as a cleric was now being paraded as a killer.
And the scariest part? This may not be his first time.
A Chilling Warning Ladies, not all that glitters on social media is gold. A handsome face and a religious profile don’t always mean safety.
What do you think happened? Was this a ritual killing, organ trafficking, or something even darker?
💬 Drop your thoughts in the comments! Let’s discuss.
We don't need any Sharia law. It would lead to more division. All the things you mentioned are irrelevant. Islamic bank still uses western system.
There are existing laws in Nigeria, why can't we build on that and make those institution strong. Look what Sharia brought to the North.
Am a devoted muslim who has travelled all around the world and well exposed.
Solution in Nigeria, We should declare war on "Poverty"; not all this irrelevant naive things.
Please note: Christianity, Islam and Judaism are all Abhrahamic religion.
Lukgaf: Shariah Law in Southwestern Nigeria: Clearing the Misconceptions and call for tolerance and coexistence
The recent opposition to the establishment of Shariah courts in southwestern Nigeria—particularly in Oyo, Ekiti, and Ogun States—is yet another example of non-Muslim resistance to Islamic rights and practices.
This is not new. We have seen the same pattern before:
1. When Muslim students wanted to wear hijab in schools, they faced fierce opposition, even though it did not affect non-Muslims. Alhamdulillah, the Supreme Court has upheld their right to do so. 2. When Islamic banks like Jaiz were introduced, they were met with criticism. But today, many non-Muslims are customers of non-interest banking. 3. When Sukuk bonds (a Shariah-compliant financial instrument) were introduced, there was an outcry. Today, the Nigerian government and businesses rely on them for infrastructure funding.
Yet, after all the noise, many of these same critics eventually embrace what they once condemned.
This raises important questions:
- Why do non-Muslims feel so threatened by practices that are exclusively for Muslims and do not affect them?
- Why is there such an obsession with opposing Islamic initiatives when they are not compulsory for non-Muslims?
- Why is it difficult to allow Muslims the freedom to practice their faith in a way that aligns with their beliefs?
Shariah courts are not mandatory for non-Muslims. They are a constitutional right for Muslims who prefer to handle personal affairs like marriage, divorce, and inheritance through Islamic law. As highlighted by Barrister Muideen Olagunju, the only type of Shariah applicable in the Southwest is Muslim Personal Law, covering: marriage and marital issue such as divorce, inheritance and maintenance.
Currently, while Islamic marriage is recognized by law, Muslims who want to divorce must go through customary courts, where the judges may not even be Muslims. Similarly, if a Muslim dies and the family goes to court, the property must be shared according to Yoruba customary law (e.g., Idi Igi or Ori Ojori), instead of the Islamic inheritance system, which ensures fair distribution beyond just wives and children.
The unfairness here is not the establishment of Shariah courts, but the denial of a legal system that allows Muslims to practice their religion fully.
What Shariah Law is NOT Shariah courts in the Southwest will NOT impose Islamic law on non-Muslims. Shariah courts will NOT replace the existing legal system.
Non-Muslims are NOT affected in any way.
Just as Christians are not forced to use Shariah courts, Muslims should also not be forced to use customary courts that do not align with their religious beliefs. Is that not fair?
Many developed countries where Muslims are a minority allow Islamic arbitration for Muslims. Yet, in Nigeria—a country where Muslims are at least 50% of the population—why is it a problem when Muslims request their rights?
It is time to let go of baseless fear and unnecessary opposition. Just as Christians have their rights, Muslims also have theirs, and neither should interfere with the other. Live and let live.
The reality is, just like the hijab case, if this opposition continues, it will eventually go to the Supreme Court, which will affirm the right of Muslims to have Shariah courts. So why create unnecessary conflict when peaceful engagement can resolve the issue?
Let us respect each other’s beliefs and allow all citizens to exercise their constitutional rights.
May Allah guide us all to truth and justice. Ameen.
Abu Afs Lukgaf
(Many thanks to Barrister Muideen Olagunju and others who initiated this discussion on Facebook, from where this thread is inspired.)
He's Deluded. He know the truth and the Problem is the CentralBank. CentralBank is not needed in Nigeria and Government should print its own Money interest free.
He's better than Mr. Pantami to be honest but should be Sacked. We need a Futuristic Minister for Communications to take Nigeria to the Stratosphere. Imaging being a Minister of Communications and Still taking Salary from Government. Honestly, it's an insult for that Position.
For me being a Minister for Communications, Honestly Tinubu would have been sure of a Second term by now. First thing he should have done is Free UPI (Universal Payment System). Market Women, Cattle Sellers, small and medium business and everyone could make and receive payment electronically with no charges.
He went to India to see but could not do same in Nigeria lol.
For me as the CSO, i will protect this woman with everything i have. Even for night, i go check up on her 😂
Bullpenn11: It was all cheers at the Decoration Ceremony of newly promoted police officers, most especially the Chief Security Officer to Nigeria’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Bianca Ojukwu.
The Minister was given the honour of decorating the officer DSP Henry Okolongwu with the emblem of his new rank. It was a ceremony witnessed by many of his colleagues, family members and an impressive turnout of youth. DSP Henry Okolongwu is noted as one of many police personnel who is very popular with the youth and who in the discharge of duties helps to improve the image of the Force by giving it a more human face.
Speaking after the investiture, Mrs Ojukwu stated, ‘it is heartwarming to note that there exists within the NPF, a new breed of police personnel who are dynamic, professional, charismatic, youth oriented, familiar with the challenges that Nigeria's youthful population encounter with law enforcement on a daily basis, and determined to make a difference. I wish him God's guidance and a promising future’
The Nigeria Police Force in its new strategy has embarked on a recruitment drive of young officers who are committed to service delivery, hoping to clean up its perceived image of corrupt practices and uncommitted officers who more often than not, victimize those who they are employed to protect.
Honestly, you are very Deluded. The Earlier Igbos Parents tell their kids the truth the better. The way things are going, we may never have an Igbo Presidency in Nigeria. There are many ethnic groups in Nigeria. Igbos think they own Calabar, Akwa Ibom, Delta. Jokers!
Listen, read you history first and find out Igbos were Slaves to other tribes 300years Ago.
The coup was not carried out by only Igbos. There was Yoruba, Middlebelt, and today Niger Delta soldiers among the coupists but you unscrupulous elements always make it look like it was just done by only Igbos soldiers.
You guys also intentionally ignore to tell the world why Michael Opkara the Eastern Premier at Enugu at that time was spared; Archbishop of Canterbury visited him that day and the coupists didn't want to attract British wrath, so they spared him.
Nnamdi Azikiwe the President was marked for killing but unfortunately as it was, his cousin, Ifeajuna who happened to be among the coup leaders leaked the coup information to him and Zik sneaked out to the Carribeans on health vacation grounds.
You guys also forgot to tell the world that Akintola was told about the coup weeks before and he communicated to Sir Ahmadu Bello his best friend whom he aligned with to persecute Obafemi Awolowo which was the main thing that even angered the young soldiers to carry out a coup to stop the political turmoil in Western Nigeria today Yoruba region between Awolowo and Akintola in which they unjustly jailed Awolowo that angered most of the young soldiers that carried out the coup.
Go and read "Why we struck" by a gallant Yoruba soldier that was part of the coup planners and leader.
When Akintola learnt about the coup, he said went and purchased a pistol swearing to kill anybody that near his residence thinking it was a child's play while Ahmadu Bello laughed it off believing his juju would save him.
Tafawa Belewa was not marked for killing because the young soldiers liked him, they only believed that Ahmadu Bello and Akintola were misleading Belewa but when the coupists discovered that the coup was already failing in parts of Nigeria like Enugu, etc, they angrily shot Belewa, a very huge mistake they made cos Belewa was a nice man
The coup was a military affair but they made sure it was turned to an Igbo people affair even when civilian Igbos were never carried along nor consulted.
And why will Igbos who controlled most sectors of Nigeria carry a coup; Igbo man was the President though with less power which he did willingly by allowing Belewa to become Prime Minister after winning the election while he became President which has more foreign influence while PM ran the day to day activities of the nation, Igbo man was the Senate President (Nwafor Orizu), Igbo man was the Chief of Army Staff (Gen. Aguiyi Ironsi), a man loyal to the Igbos, who also came from Eastern Nigeria then was the IG of Police, Igbo man was the documented richest man in Nigeria then (Sir Louis Ojukwu, Ojukwu's father).
Igbos dominated even Northern civil service because they were the most learned and qualified then which made Bello to issue a statement that they will stop hiring Igbos and start hiring foreigners if they can't find Northerners to fill the position, and also made Awolowo to start free education in Western Nigeria to enable them catch up with Igbos occupying virtually all positions including in Western Nigeria.
So there was no need for Igbos to carry out coup, the coup was entirely carried out by young, naive soldiers of which majority were Igbos from today Southeast and South South/Niger Delta in their foolish effort to rescue Nigeria from the hands of corrupt Nigerian politicians the British people handed power to.
But due to the already brewing envy against Igbos for cheerleading in most sectors in Nigeria then by the Hausa-Fulanis and Yorubas, the coup was conveniently tagged an Igbo coup just as Yorubas conveniently tagged Peter Obi an Igbo Presidential candidate despite Obi winning massively outside Igbo states including in Lagos, Middlebelt, Northeast and Abuja.
Una go tire sha.
We will keep exposing you guy's lies and hatred for Igbos, all thanks to social media and Internet, so gone are the days of spreading dangerous propaganda against Igbos using Lagos-Ibadan expressway brown envelope newspapers
What if he has a Computer brain and remembers everything. See, we only good at Critisizing..
bennybuhari: The picture speaks volume. The lady that accompanied Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi came prepared with work tools, but our man is just sitting idle. Probably got appointed by virtue of party loyalty. Just look at him, looking on while the lady was taking notes.
Price will go less. Your analogy is Deluded. We are a Gas Country in quantities like Russia. Russia makes 1Billion dollars a day selling same Gas to Europe and the world.
CNG releases oxygen which benefits the Environment. My only Advice is to Buy brand new Fitted CNG car. Am not sure of the convertion because Nigerians dont adhere Strictly to Health and Safety.
aariwa: Somebody mentioned here that the day Nigerians start becoming more aware, start rushing CNG instead of fuel , that tinubu will increase the price and make it at par with Petrol. That person is right and have been vindicated by this statement from tinubu…if we can predict based on tinubu antecedent of abysmally ruining everything he touches , then we can predict that CNG will get to 700-800 naira by March starting from now on
Mr. Lagbaja did alot for Nigeria. I really Wish to help this Noble Man no matter the Cost for free. Please if you are a Family member, please contact or whatsapp me on +447873659459. Am based in America and Uk. Also, can travel anywhere within short notice of 30mins.
Nigeria will not loose this incredible Man InshaAllah at this moment in time. He's a national Treasure.
Breaks my heart seeing large number of people coming for burial ceremony when the same number of people could have helped you when your really sick.
If you got 26 M naira tomorrow, do you stay or japa ? I have a friend who inherited 26 M with a wife and son. He has decided to stay. I can't see that money lasting more than 2 years with today's economy in naija.
Fellow nairalander, what would you do ? Stay and invest, or leave ?
BlessedGift: The Chairman Senate Committee on Local Content, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, (PDP, Kogi Central), has narrated how a 'big Man' turned down her application for employment saying she will be a distraction to him.
Best CBN Governor Ever. I would Urge him to raise interest rate to 35-40 percent to tame the banks and Government Spending causing inflation and financialisation of Asset. Then Gradually ease off the interest rate as Economy improves and inflation reduces.
Crime › Re: Yetunde Hafsoh Lawal: She Visited Facebook Crush & Ended Up In His Kitchen Pot by Tektronics12: 11:28am On Feb 17, 2025
