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Police Nab Suspected Gang Trading H¥man P@rts In Ogun
In a recent press briefing, the Ogun State Commissioner of police, Abiodun Alamutu, affirmed the report of arresting a seven-man gang suspected to be dealers in h¥man p@rts in exchange for money.
The arrested Suspects were; Prophet Peter Akiwunmi Ifatosin, Moses Abidemi, Oluwo Monday, Sheriff Agbai, Jamiu Yusuf, and Osojieahen Alioneitoura.
The Suspects were nabbed on Thursday, following report received about a missing lady, Ms. Sulaiimon Adijat, who was invited on a date by a man identified as, Adebayo Azeez on 9th January.
Alamutu, revealed that all efforts made by the police to trace her way about was not successful, as her phone was switched off since the day she got missing.
This led to the involvement of the anti-kidnapping unit of the command, in order to ascertain the mystery behind her sudden disappearance, and investigation started.
During investigation, it was revealed that the Suspects were not only trading h¥man p@rts in exchange for money, but were also involved in r!tuals known as ‘Oshole’ to produce N200m within seven days.
Some of Alamutu words;
“Oluwo Monday charged the duo of Agbai and Alioneitouria N800,000 to prepare the materials for the ritual money. Oluwo Monday, in furtherance of his criminal intention, later contacted one Peter, who was not new in the trade of h¥man p@rts, to source for a lady between the ages of 18 and 20 years.”
“Peter was to deliver the lady’s mutilated body p@rts, the head, two br£asts, vag!na, and wrists for r!tuals”.
“However, on 10th January, Sheriff and Osojieahen collected the r!tual money from Oluwo and travelled back to their location in Edo State. Trouble started when Osojieahen used the r!tual element as directed by Oluwo, and complained bitterly that it failed to yield the expected sum of N200m in seven days”.
“A search was conducted in the shrine of Moses on February 3 and 10, where female handbags and two cement sacks containing human bones were recovered,” Alamutu said.
Speaking further, CP. Abiodun Alamutu, revealed that investigation into the matter is still ongoing and the suspects confessed to have committed the Crime.
