Police Discover Ritualists Den, Arrest Five Suspects in Ogun

Several occupants of Ode Remo, in Remo North Local Government Area of Ogun State, on Tuesday, trooped out en mass to observe a sanctum where human parts were being sold and eaten by a few individuals suspected to be ritualists. The revelation by the police, additionally prompted the capture of five suspects. At the sanctuary, disintegrating body parts associated to be that with a missing female understudy of Science Laboratory Technology division at Gateway Polytechnic, Saapade, Morenikeji Owolabi, were discovered eviscerated. Driving newsmen to the site situated at Eposo territory of Ode Remo, the state Commissioner of Police, Val Ntomchukwu, said the prime suspect, who is a botanist recognized as Femi Awise, is still on the loose. Ntomchukwu revealed that five suspects, including a business motorcyclist that passed on the casualty to the scene, have been captured and would be summoned in court upon the consummation of police examination. The suspects, who were confined at the Divisional Police Headquarters, Isara-Remo, incorporate Adeyemi Ademolu, 29, Lateef Ali, 23, Dare Akinyemi, 22, Wasiu Sotola, 23 and Taiwo Omolaso, 22. At the point when our journalist went to the scene on Tuesday evening, it was a bloody sight as human tissue that were butchered into pieces and clearly cooked were found in one dark pot, while the right appendage of the casualty was found in an adjacent shallow grave. The stench overflowing from the spot did not stop scores of individuals in the town and its environs to throng the sanctum to catch a look of the police disclosure. Ntomchukwu said the 21-year-old female understudy was passed on to the wrongdoing scene on Saturday, June 6 by a business motorcyclist (Ademolu) yet the police found the altar on Monday after getting data about the episode. Ntomchukwu engaged individuals from the general population to constantly volunteer data to the police, taking note of that if the summon had got give an account of time, it could have stopped the wrongdoing from developing in any way.

 “What we want to tell the public is that they should monitor the movement of their wards and children, especially when they are left in school and other public institutions. They should always keep watch over their children, call them regularly and where they don’t see them, they should quickly report to the police,”  he stated.