📲 Click Here to Join Our WhatsApp Channel
NEWS | Politics | CRIME TALK ZONE | DJ MIX | SPORTS |


Burna Boy
Davido
Wizkid
Naira Marley
Olamide
Tiwa Savage
Rema
Asake
Kizz Daniel
OdumoduBLCK
Shallipopi
Tems
Ayra Starr

« | »

See the Number Arrested as Police Bust Syndicate Selling Human Body Parts For Rituals In Ibadan

Published by on March 22nd, 2025.


See the Number Arrested as Police Bust Syndicate Selling Human Body Parts For Rituals In Ibadan

The Oyo State Police Command has arrested two suspects accused of exhuming corpses and selling body parts to ritualists, exposing a chilling trade in human remains.

 

The Command’s Public Relations Officer, Adewale Osifeso, disclosed the arrest in a statement on Friday in Ibadan, revealing that the operation was carried out following a crucial tip-off received by detectives at the Iyaganku Divisional Police Headquarters.

 

“During the search, a female human torso and other dismembered human remains, including severed limbs and dried bones, which were stored in bags and a paint bucket, were recovered,” Osifeso said.

 

One of the suspects, in his confession, admitted to digging up a corpse from a cemetery in Awa-Ijebu, Ijebu North Local Government Area of Ogun State, and selling the remains to ritualists.

 

Following his confession, detectives tracked down a second suspect, a septuagenarian, who was allegedly involved in purchasing human body parts.

 

“He also admitted to his involvement in the illicit trade in human body parts,” Osifeso added.

 

The case has been transferred to the Homicide Section of the State Criminal Investigation Department for further investigation, as police intensify efforts to apprehend other suspects linked to the disturbing operation.

 

Meanwhile, the Oyo State Commissioner of Police, Johnson Ademola, has issued a stern warning to cemetery managers, urging them to heighten security amid rising cases of corpse exhumation.

 

Ademola also cautioned transporters to be more vigilant and carefully inspect passengers’ luggage to prevent unknowingly aiding such criminal activities.

TRENDING SONGS

Song Sanwo-Olu Tours Massive Tolu Education Hub Set to Transform Learning for 20,000 Lagos Students Song Ghana Police Arrest 11 Nigerians in Tamale Crackdown on Drugs, Cybercrime Song Malami Breaks Silence on INEC–ADC Dispute, Urges Calm Amid Political Tensions Song £746m Nigeria–UK Deal Sparks Debate Over Ajaokuta Steel’s Future Song FG Kicks Off 56km Ekiti–Osun Link Road to Boost Regional Trade Song Tinubu Condemns Plateau and Kaduna Attacks, Calls for Urgent Action Against Violence Song Tonto Dikeh Opens Up on Dark Past: From Cult Involvement to Spiritual Renewal Song Alleged Truck Tampering Lands Lagos Man in Court Over Theft Claims Song Senegal Tightens Anti-LGBTQ Laws, Doubles Prison Terms Amid Rights Concerns Song Infantino Watches Iran Friendly Amid World Cup Venue Uncertainty

CLICK TO DROP YOUR COMMENT

Share this post with your friends on


0 Responses

Leave a Reply

NOTE:- Make your comment a bit long to get it approved.



Go Back To The Top

« | »


Looking for something? Search below





About First Class Gists


Click Here to Join Our WhatsApp Channel