Tuesday, 17 June 2014

WICKEDNESS!! Cultists Killed Driver, Dumped Body On Lagos Highway

Yemi aka Topia, a man in Lagos has lost his life after reportedly having a run-in with some cult members – of the Black Axe Confraternity, popularly called Aiye – in his area.
He was said to have been macheted and then dumped on a highway in the Oworonshoki area of the state.
A resident, Michael Oladipupo, said the victim was the son of a landlord on Mabawonku Street. Oladipupo said his body was dumped on the highway to serve as an alibi for his killers.
He said, "I was called this morning (Saturday) around 9am and told that there was a corpse on the road. I came here and saw his body on the expressway. But as we traced its movement, we discovered that he was dragged to the expressway from a spot close to the Oworonshoki Bridge.
"After killing him, they dumped him on the road so that the scene would look like an accident. Vehicles and heavy-duty trucks passing by have torn his body into pieces so that people will not be able to identify him."
He said he could not tell whether some parts of his body were taken away for ritual purposes or not.
Sources who craved anonymity told PUNCH that the victim, who was a driver, was lured out of his room in the night and bundled into an iron cart, on which he was wheeled to the point of the m****r.
A source said, "It was the Aiye members that killed him. Yemi is not a cultist, but he had friends who were Eiye members. "Because there was a fight between the two cult groups, Yemi was mistaken for a member and targeted. "They first inflicted machete wounds on him, but when it appeared he was not completely dead, they dragged him to the expressway for oncoming vehicles to finish what they started."
The Police Public Relations Officer, Lagos State Command, Ngozi Braide, confirmed the incident, adding that investigation was ongoing.
She said, "Yes, the incident happened. I will confirm to you later whether suspects had been arrested or not."

0 comments:

Post a Comment