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Ogun police nab two friends specialized in rituals killing

Policemen attached to the Ogun State Police Command have on Tuesday disclosed the arrest of Oladeyo Idowu and Monday Ogunniyi at the Oja-Odan area of the state for allegedly specialising in the use of human parts for rituals.

FUSION CHRONICLES NIGERIA NEWSPAPER gathered that Idowu reported to the police the case of abduction of one Regina Oladeyo against Ogunniyi, after which police operatives investigated and found that the kidnapped victim was with Ogunniyi.

However, during the investigation, Ogunniyi allegedly confessed to the abduction crime and further added that he and the Idowu, were in the business of using human remains for rituals.

The command’s spokesperson, Omolola Odutola, made this disclosure in a statement sent made available to journalists on Tuesday.

Odutola said, “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.

“Police investigations uncovered that Monday Ogunniyi and Oladeyo Idowu had an arrangement to obtain human parts from a decomposing corpse for their rituals.

“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 command noted that “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.”

Odutola said the case would be transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department for further investigation .

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Sani Wilson Enemona

Sani Wilson Enemona is a graduate of English Language from Usman Danfodiyo University Sokoto and practicing journalist with high professionalism in reporting crime and insecurity for over seven years. He a is also a practicing investigative journalist.

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