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Opinion: Insecurity in Ondo state, Nigeria
Posted on May 17, 2019 by Dr. F.P.M. van der Kraaij
In this features article, Legit.ng's regional reporter in Akure, Oluwadamilare Moriyeke, writes on how tackling insecurity in Ondo state is becoming more difficult for the security agencies.
I have earlier reported on the growing insecurity situation in Ondo state, notably the alarming increase in number of ritualistic killings. See my posts dated April 19, 23, 28, 29 and May 2 of the current year.
The cases mentioned below are no new cases, but the purpose of this post is to demonstrate the growing uneasiness (read: fear) of the population of Ondo state. One of the unalienable human rights is the right to be without fear. It is an obligation of the state to protect its citizens and to guarantee a peaceful life. To realize this, the rule of law is indispensable.
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Opinion: Insecurity in Ondo State
By: Wale Akinola – NAIJ.com
But now, it is more pronounced in gruesome murder, arson and abduction for ritual purposes as the state records nothing less than five incidents within the past five weeks.
In Ondo city, the headquarters of Ondo west local government, a 62-year old woman with hunchback, Ibironke Abodunde, was reportedly abducted by some gunmen and all efforts to find her were to no avail. There were rumours that her son sold the mother to ritualists for N7 million but there arose a heated argument between the ritualists and the said son, who was asked to return the money after the purpose for her hunchback failed. According to report, they threatened to kill him if he did not refund their money and he too insisted that they should return his mother, who was kidnapped while selling fish, before they could get their money. However, the first child of the woman out of two, Monsurat, refuted the report and revealed that their mother did not have any son, adding that the only male child by the woman died at infancy some months after birth. Nonetheless, a source within the family pointed out that the son might be mistaken for one of her tenant, who is a herbalist and had disappeared since the incident happened.
Without leaving the vulnerable group, a septuagenarian mother of five, Medinat Ala, was killed at her residence by suspected ritualists, who removed her womb, vag.ina and brea.sts at Okeagbe area of Ikare, the headquarters of Akoko north east council. The landlady, Ala, was attacked in the wee hours of the day and clubbed to death with pestle before they removed those vital organs from her body. It was learnt that a neighbour who wanted to rescue her was attacked too and later died in the hospital. According to sources, one of the tenants, Moses Olaniyi, is now in the police net as prime suspect to the crime, while the youths and community leaders are on the watch to stop a re-occurrence as there were two cases of such incidents in recent past.
Similarly, a 80-year old Mrs. Kajosla Mogaji, was also killed under same gruesome circumstance as her head was battered and found dead in a pool of blood the next morning.
Source: Opinion: Insecurity in Ondo and concept of 'Abiku' by Oluwadamilare Moriyeke
Posted in 2019, Akure, FVDK, Human rights, hunchback, Nigeria, Ondo State
Nigeria – ritual killings: Ondo community on marathon prayers, fasting
By: Damisi Ojo, Akure
Disturbed by two recent incidents of ritual killings which occurred simultaneously in Arigidi, Akoko Northeast local government area of Ondo state, the Zaki Arigidi,-in-council has pronounced the commencement of interdenominational prayer session and fasting to curtail the menace.
Besides, the community leaders employed the service of traditionalists and vigilante group for action.
Two women were killed in the community within one week interval, their breasts were clinically removed, a development that was strange to Arigidi Akoko community regarded as very peaceful.
Oba Yisa Olanipekun met with women who are family members of victims of the gruesome killing.
The monarch disclosed that an indigene of Arigidi Akoko from Ogo quarters, Tunde Ajileye alias Efo, 30 year old had been napped when his father surrendered him to the traditional ruler who handed him to the police.
The police men took him to Akure to join two other suspects now at the state Criminal Investigation Department, Akure.
A woman leader, Mrs. Ayoka Oshodi on behalf other women blamed youths looking for blood money.
She appealed to parents to monitor their children living above their income.
The chairman, Akoko Northwest local government, Elder Samson Akande said his administration would give priority to security and generation of revenue.
He said he was not happy with the recent killings of two innocent women at Arigidi Akoko.
Akande called on his management team to liaise with traditional rulers to make sure life and property are safe in the local government.
He hailed Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu for his leadership style which made infrastructures possible in every nook and cranny of the state.
Source: Ritual killings: Ondo community on marathon prayers, fasting
Ondo community laments ritual killings
By: Adebayo Waheed, Ibadan
Community leaders have decried incessant ritual killings in Arigidi Akoko in Ondo State, saying the people have resorted to divine intervention.
It was gathered that the Zaki of Arigidi, Oba Yisa Olanipekun and the Oba-in-Council and the entire community have embarked on interdenominational prayers, traditional efforts coupled with local vigilante efforts to unravel the scourge of ritual killings.
This, it was further gathered was strange to Arigidi Akoko which was one of the very peaceful communities in the area.
It would be recalled two women were allegedly killed for ritual killings at Arigidi Akoko with their two breasts removed clinically.
The Zaki of Arigidi, Oba Yisa Olanipekun at a meeting with the women who were the recent victims of the gruesome killing, disclosed that a son of Arigidi Akoko from Ogo Quarters, Mr. Tunde Ajileye alias Efo, 30-year-old had been arrested.
He said his father handed him over to the traditional ruler who handed him over to the police.
While noting that he had been taken to police headquarters Akure for further interrogation, he added that three suspects were now at state Criminal Investigation Department CID, Akure for their alleged roles in ritual killings at Arigidi.
A woman leader, Mrs. Ayoka Oshodi on behalf of women, blamed youths looking for hot money, appealing to parents to be vigilant on their children living above their income.
Meanwhile, the chairman, Akoko North West Local Government Area, Elder Samson Akande said his administration would give priority to security and generation of revenue.
He said he was not happy with the recent killing of two women at Arigidi Akoko, and called on his management team to liaise with traditional rulers to make sure lives and property were safe in the area.
He commended Governor Rotimi Akeredolu for his leadership style which made infrastructure possible in the nook and crannies of Ondo State
Source: Ondo Community Laments Ritual Killings
Posted in 2019, Akoko Northeeast, Akure, Arigidi, Nigeria, Ondo State
Nigeria: residents nab two suspected ritual killers in Ondo
Posted on May 2, 2019 by Dr. F.P.M. van der Kraaij
By: Channels Television
Two suspected ritualists who allegedly have been killing women in the Akoko area of Ondo state, removing their breasts and other sensitive organs were on Tuesday caught by vigilant residents in Arigidi-Akoko, in Akoko North West Local Government Area of the state.
The suspects were said to have been apprehended following an attempt to kill another woman in the town.
An eyewitness who preferred to speak under anonymity disclosed to Channels Television that "Ritual killings have become very frequent in Arigidi and some other parts of Akoko land. Five women have been killed gruesomely, with their breasts and other private parts removed".
"Nemesis caught up with two men early this morning at Arigidi when a woman raised alarm that a man came to her room to kill her and ran away when she raised alarm".
"Immediately the town organised a search team and caught the two men in a bush at the back of Akoko Anglican Grammar School, Arigidi-Akoko. They were taken to the palace of the traditional ruler of the town, Oba Yisa Olanipekun".
"The Suspects were later handed over to security agents in the area to prevent jungle justice on them," the eyewitness said.
It would be recalled that a 50-year-old woman, simply called " Iya Dunsin" and another 80-year-old grandmother, Kojusola Mogaji were brutally killed and their breasts clinically removed within an interval of two weeks in Arigidi Akoko.
Similar incidents had also been recorded in Ikare Akoko and Okeagbe-Akoko last year.
The Public Relations Officer of Ondo State Police Command, SP Femi Joseph confirmed the incident to Channels Television.
He, however, said the case is being investigated saying the two men are suspects.
He noted that the Commissioner of Police in the State, Undie Adie has set up a security team that is carrying out 24-hour surveillance in the whole Akoko Area.
He added that the traditional rulers as well as youths, and other Stakeholders in the communities are also working with police to combat the spate of killings and other criminal acts in Akoko land and the entire state.
Source: Residents nab two suspected ritual killers in Ondo community
Posted in 2019, Akokoland, Arigidi-Akoko, Ikare Akoko, mob justice, Nigeria, Okeagbe-Akoko, Ondo State
Nigeria: fear grips Ondo residents over ritual killings
Posted on April 29, 2019 by Dr. F.P.M. van der Kraaij
This article is related to previous postings (see postings dated April 19, April 23 and April 28, 2019).
Warning: graphic photo shown at the bottom of this page (webmaster FVDK)
By: Adebayo Waheed Ibadan
Following the gruesome murder of an 80-year-old woman, Mrs Kojusola Mogaji, by suspected ritualists, fear, anxiety and panic, have gripped the people and residents of Arigidi Akoko in Ondo State.
The deceased, a resident of Imo Quarters, Arigidi Akoko, Northwest local government area of the state, was killed by yet to be identified ritualists.
This recent killing on Thursday night is the sixth to be recorded in recent times and in all cases, the breasts of the victims were removed clinically. (italics by the webmaster FVDK)
Two of the incidences occurred opposite Ecobank Ikare, and another at Agbaluku Arigidi.
It was observed that since the recent killing in the area, the people have become anxious and fearful especially women, who are afraid of even going for regular Church and Mosque programmes in the early hours of the morning.
Apart from that, it was also observed that the people were no longer willing to open their doors to just anybody for fear of being greeted by attackers.
The brother of the latest victim, Mr Vincent Sunday, has, since his sister's death, urged traditional rulers and community leaders in the area to speak up about the unpleasant situation even as he called for a security summit in Akokoland.
He urged security agents to beam their searchlight on Akokoland since residents no longer felt safe.
The daughter of the deceased, Mrs. Kehinde Adewumi, who is a local government official, appealed to the police to investigate and bring to book, those responsible for her mother's sudden death.
Source: Fear Grips Ondo Residents Over Ritual Killings
Posted in 2019, Agbaluku Arigidi, Akokoland, Arigidi Akoko, Ecobank Ikare, FVDK, graphic photo, Nigeria, Ondo State
Nigeria: suspected ritualists kill 80-year-old woman in Ondo State
An 80-year-old woman has been killed with her two breasts removed by suspected ritual killers in Arigidi-Akoko in Akoko South West Local Government Area of Ondo State.
The incident occurred barely two weeks after a similar killing in the town involving a 50-year-old woman whose breasts were also removed by suspected ritualists.
The octogenarian, Kajusola Mogaji, was found by her neighbours in a pool of blood in her room.
The assailants were said to have hit her on the head with an object in the night in her home at Imo quarters in Arigidi-Akoko.
Unfortunately, the other occupants of the house were not around when the incident reportedly happened.
The Public Relations Officer of Ondo State Police Command, Mr Femi Joseph, confirmed the incident to Channels Television on Friday.
He said the police would not relent in fighting crime in the state, adding that perpetrators of killings in Ondo would be arrested and prosecuted.
One of the children of the deceased, Mrs Kehinde Adewumi, also confirmed the incident.
She described the killing as wicked and appealed to the police authorities in the state to ensure the perpetrators of the evil act were apprehended and brought to book.
The remains of the 80-year-old victim have since been deposited at the morgue in the State Specialist Hospital, Ikare-Akoko.
Source: Suspected ritualists kill 80-year-old woman in Ondo
Posted in 2019, Nigeria, Ondo State, suspected ritual killing, suspected ritual murder
Nigeria: son sells hunchback mum to ritual killers in Ondo State
By: Hakim Gbadamosi – Nigerian Tribune
Detectives from the Ondo State Police Command are trying to unravel the mystery behind the abduction and killing of a 60- year- old hunchback, Mrs Rukayat Abodunde, by men suspected to be ritual killers.
Mrs Abodunde was abducted by armed men who invaded her home at Ayetoro Street, Ondo town, the headquarters of Ondo West Local Government Area of the state.
Apart from the suspected ritual killers, the police are also looking for the son of the abducted woman who was said to have conspired with the ritual killers and sold her mother to them for rituals.
Family source said the deceased who sold fish beside her house was abducted by two gunmen who pretended to have come to buy fish from her around 10 :00 p.m. in the night.
He said the two men started shooting into the air to scare away people and dragged Abodunde into a waiting vehicle
The source explained that the incident was reported at the police station in Ondo town, while men from the command visited the house to investigate the incident.
However, the gunmen reappeared few days after the abduction of the woman, demanding for the refund of N7 million from his son.
The kidnappers were said to have discovered that the hump was not a natural one but was a result of domestic accident, and called for the refund of the N7 million from the son of the deceased.
The source said the ritual killers discovered that the hump was not useful to them after killing the woman, threatened to kill the young man if he failed to refund the money.
However, the boy insisted that the ritual killers must also return his mother alive before the money could be refunded, and has run away from the house since then.
According to the source, the young man had used part of the money to buy clothes for the deceased before her abduction, part of the money to renovate and repaint the house before the incident.
The state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Femi Joseph, who confirmed the abduction of the woman, said two suspected kidnappers invaded the home of the victim and whisked her away.
He said: "The incident was reported at the police station by one Omotola Oseyemi, while the police swung into action to ensure the release of the abducted woman.
"We interrogated the people in the area, but it was unfortunate that members of the family are not showing enough interest in the disappearance of the woman.
"Some family members visited the station to notify the police that they were no longer interested in case but will like to handle it in a traditional way".
Joseph, however, said the police are still investigating the incident with a promise to unravel those behind the crime.
Source: Son Sells Hunchback Mum To Ritual Killers For N7m In Ondo
Related article: Ritualists kill woman with hunchback, after paying son N7m
Ondo State – Nigeria
Posted in 2019, hunchback, Kwara State, Nigeria, Ondo State
By: Channels TV
The town of Arigidi Akoko in Akoko North West Local Government Area of Ondo State has been thrown into mourning after suspected ritualists killed a 50-year-old woman simply called "Iya Dunsi".
Channels Television gathered on Thursday that the victim was a popular palm oil trader in the community.
Her remains were found about 100 metres from her house.
Confirming the incident, the Police Area Commander in Ikare-Akoko Area Command, Razak Rauf, said the criminals would not have a place under his command.
The Public Relations Officer of Ondo State Police Command, SP Femi Joseph, also confirmed the killing to Channels Television.
He disclosed that the woman was coming from the Northern part of the country where she had gone to buy some goods.
Joseph added that she had arrived at the community in the early hours of Wednesday morning before she was killed by the criminals.
He, however, noted that the police have commenced an investigation into the killing and to ensure that the perpetrators were apprehended and brought to justice.
In 2018, three cases of ritual killings were recorded in Ikare-Akoko.
(italics added by the webmaster FVDK)
Posted in 2018, 2019, FVDK, Nigeria, Ondo State
Nigeria: Coroner reveals gruesome details of former Ondo Governor's daughter's murder
Posted on January 19, 2019 by Dr. F.P.M. van der Kraaij
In July 2018 I reported on this site on the ritual murder of the daughter of the former deputy governor of Ondo State, Khadijat Oluboyo. Consultant Pathologist, Dr. Olumuyiwa Pelemo, has now revealed graphic details of her gruesome death (webmaster FVDK).
Warning: the following reports contains shocking details!
Coroner reveals gruesome details of former Ondo Governor's daughter's murder
By: Ella Egbo
Following the murder of the daughter of the former deputy governor of Ondo State, Khadijat Oluboyo, Consultant Pathologist, Dr. Olumuyiwa Pelemo, has revealed graphic details of her gruesome death.
Dr Pelemo made the disclosure yesterday, Wednesday, January 17, 2019, while testifying during the murder case before an Akure High Court.
According to the coroner, the hairs on the deceased's head and pubic region were shaved, and her two upper front teeth removed.
The Police prosecution team which was led by Helen Falowo, reportedly invited the medical expert to present evidence before the court during the murder case.
Dr. Pelemo als said that the corpse, which was dug up and used for autopsy on July 9, 2018 had already been at the early stage of decomposition.
He said that it was observed "that there was an abnormal shaving of the hair on the deceased's head and the pubic region while her two upper front teeth had been broken off, leaving only some fragments left."
The coroner added that there had been fractures on her neck bones, shoulder as well as her sixth ribs on both sides.
A dislocation of her hip joints and another fracture on the upper part of her thighs was also discovered.
Dr Pelemo said that "the injuries could not have been self inflicted but given by another party, and inflicted with a significant pressure especially the upper thigh region which had a lot of muscles.
He added that "there were lacerations on her chest which damaged two major vessels known as the phemora artery and vein that circulate blood in the body.
"The combined effects of the injuries led to Khadijat's death."
Vanguard reports that the autopsy report was admitted in court as an exhibit after due process.
Also testifying in court, the defendants brother said that his family heard about the case when the suspect confessed to killing the missing girl and burying her in his room.
He also said that the suspect had pleaded with him to help dispose of the corpse but he had forced him to confess to their father who in turn, reported the case to the police.
The father of the defendant, Seidu Siyanbola's testimony confirmed that of his son.
Seidu also added that he had known the deceased as his son's girlfriend, stating that the couple had been courting for three years.
He disclosed that his son had told him that some men had killed Khadijat and buried her in his room, threatening to deal with him and his family if he reported the murder to the police.
Seidu said that was the reason the suspect had given him for hiding the murder even when the family of the deceased were searching for her after she had gone missing.
He also added that his son had not shown any emotion during the time the body was decomposing in his room.
The case was finally close by the prosecution and the defense is expected to open its case on January 21, 2019.
Recall that the deceased was reportedly killed and allegedly used for ritual by her boyfriend of eight years, Saidu-Shakiru Adeyemi.
According to previous reports, the suspect is reported to have buried the deceased in a grave and slept on it for several days prior to his arrest.
Source: Coroner reveals gruesome details of former Ondo Governor's daughter's murder
Nigeria – political map
Posted in 2019, FVDK, money ritual, Nigeria, Ondo State
(Cont'd) More on Ondo 'money ritual' murder case
Posted on July 21, 2018 by Dr. F.P.M. van der Kraaij
MAN WHO KILLED HIS GIRLFRIEND BREAKS DOWN BEFORE BEING REMANDED IN PRISON
Khadijat Adenike Oluboyo (25) was killed in a bid for voodoo money.
By Young
This is the moment the suspected Yahoo boy, Adeyemi Alao, who allegedly killed his girlfriend for money ritual – broke down in court before he was remanded in prison. The suspect was arraigned before Akure Magistrates' Court in Ondo, state capital on Monday.
Adeyemi was accused of killing Khadijat, the daughter a former deputy governor of Ondo State, Alhaji Lasisi Oluboyo.
Khadijat, a 400-level student of the Department of Educational Management, Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, Ondo State, was said to be Adeyemi's girlfriend.
Adeyemi and two other accomplices, who were said to be at large, allegedly killed Khadijat in Adeyemi's room.
After killing the ex-deputy governor's daughter, Adeyemi allegedly buried the corpse in a shallow grave inside his room in the Aratusin area of Akure before he was arrested seven days later.
The accused was arraigned on Monday on two counts of conspiracy and murder.
During the court proceedings, the police prosecutor, Sergeant Mary Adebayo, made an application for the remand of the accused in custody pending legal advice from the Department of Public Prosecutions.
The defence counsel, Taiwo Gbadebo, did not object to the application of the prosecutor.
The magistrate, Mrs Victoria Bob-Manuel, ordered that Adeyemi be remanded in custody pending when the legal advice would come from the DPP.
She adjourned the case till August 23, 2018.
Alao Adeyemi is accused of killing Khadijat, the daughter a former deputy governor of Ondo State, Alhaji Lasisi Oluboyo.
The suspect was arraigned before Akure Magistrates' Court in Ondo, state capital on Monday.
Adeyemi Alao
Source: Man Who Killed His Girlfriend Breaks Down Before Being Remanded In Prison
Information Nigeria, July 18, 2018
Killer of former Ondo deputy governor daughter remand in prison
Published: July 16 or 17, 2018
By Hakeem Gbadamosi, Akure
The late Khadijat Oluboyo (25) and her murderer, her fiancee, Seidu Sakiru Adeyemi (27) who confessed he killed her for ritual purposes.
A Magistrate Court, sitting in Oke Eda, Akure, Ondo State capital, on Monday ordered the remand of Seidu Sakiru Adeyemi, the suspected killer of the daughter of the former deputy governor, Khadijat Oluboyo, in prison.
The 27-year-old suspect was dragged and arraigned before the Magistrate Court, was charged on a two-count charge of conspiracy and murder, an offence contrary to Section 316 of the Criminal Laws of Ondo State of 2006.
In the charge sheet, Adeyemi was alleged to have killed 25-year-old Khadijat, who was his girlfriend and buried her in his room.
The charge read "That you, Seidu Sakiru Adeyemi and others at large on the 27th day of July 2018, at about 7:30 pm at Aratusi street, Oke Aro, Akure, did conspire with others to a felony to wit murder contrary to section 324, Ondo State law of 2006.
"That you did kill one Khadijat Oluboyo, 25, by strangulating her to death and bury her inside your room contrary to Section 316, Ondo State law of 2006".
The Police Prosecutor, Mary Adebayo, who briefed the court, said the accused killed Khadijat and tried to conceal the killing by burying the body of the victim inside his room.
The police prosecutor told the court that since it was a murder case the court had no jurisdiction and pleaded for his remand in prison
Adebayo prayed the court for an application to remand the accused pending the advice from the Department of Public Prosecution.
Counsel to the suspect, Taiwo Gbadebo, however, did not oppose the application.
In her ruling, Magistrate Victoria Bob Manuel ordered the remand of the suspect in Olokuta till the 23rd August 2018, pending the advice from the Director of Public Prosecution.
She also directed the police to hand over the original copies of his case file to the Ministry of Justice.
Adeyemi was arrested by police in Ondo State over the killing of her girlfriend, Khadijat for ritual purpose.
He was said to have dug a grave in his room where he buried her and covered it with her mattress for six days before he was arrested.
Khadijat, a final year Student of the State-owned Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, (AAUA)'s decomposing body was found in Adeyemi's room.
Source: Killer of former Ondo deputy governor daughter remand in prison
Nigerian Tribune, July 16 or 17, 2018
The tragic story of Khadijat
Editorial, Nigerian Tribune
The late Khadijat Oluboyo, a final year student of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA), Ondo State, Nigeria.
THERE is a sense in which the recent murder of Miss Khadijat Adenike Oluboyo, the daughter of the immediate past deputy governor of Ondo State, Alhaji Lasisi Oluboyo, allegedly at the hands of her lover of eight years, represents a sad commentary on the abyss into which national values have sunk in Nigeria. Not only does the narrative of Khadijat's killing drip with the increasingly loose, lewd and base direction of youth life, it also poignantly shows how futile the attempt to affect their cognition and thought processes through education has been. A university graduate, Khadihat's lover had, without qualms, told the police how he was recruited into the gang of dupes called yahoo boys, thus confirming the claim of the bereaved father that his daughter was murdered for purposes of money-making rituals.
Khadijat was killed in the bid for voodoo money which social commentators affirm is the latest fad in town among "the big boys." The big boys are the noveaux riches who have little or no means of livelihood but cultivate extravagant lifestyles through fraud and various wild schemes and scams. Max Weber, the famous 19th century social scientist, once posited that one of the "functions of science was to disenchant the universe," by which he meant the suspension of myths and superstitions. But in Nigeria, young people are returning to the medieval age and resurrecting myths and superstitions in their quest for the means with which to cope with modern-day challenges.
Their peers in the West, people like Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook, have created immense wealth for themselves using their ingenuity and intellect. They created universal platforms for social communication through digital technology. Sadly, however, Nigerian youths would prefer the bizarre method of gory and gruesome murder to, in their wild imagination, attract wealth through voodoo. Often, people are propelled into action by their knowledge and persuasions and it is tragic that the country's youths seem to have been persuaded, ensnared and obviously propelled into these bizarre actions by atavism. They must have watched their fathers in politics and the bureaucracy visiting shrines and thought it fit and proper to replicate such means for immediate social prominence. This is certainly a development for which a disoriented society like Nigeria must take the rap.
The youths pick their models from their immediate environment in politics and business and, to be frank, there aren't many in these sectors to provide any positive inspiration. Many of these youths are more disoriented than the society that has produced them. They want immediate gratification in their quest for sudden wealth. The gap of inequality between the rich and the poor has also increased the desperation among the people. They seek immediate wealth with scant regard for the legitimacy or otherwise of the means for doing so. There is also the influence of peer groups on these youths. Truth be told, the older generation is not quite exemplary in form and content, and is offering no help to the incoming generations.
It is unfortunate and regrettable that these youths are already too immersed in living on the fast lane to have any sense of moral rectitude and retrace their steps. To a great extent, parents and guardians have been negligent in giving them a positive direction during their socialisation processes. For the youths, for whom experts insist that examples are better than precepts, it is little wonder that they have eventually turned up the way they have. The Nigerian society, in particular government at all levels, must urgently contemplate redeeming these disoriented youths for the sake of the country's future.
The National Orientation Agency (NOA) and other information agencies have a great responsibility to offer a moral compass through the available platforms to influence the thinking of the youths and hopefully their eventual actions. It is dangerous to have the young generation hooked to an obviously redundant belief system in a world gravitating towards science, technology and artificial intelligence. In that world, they will be savages long overdue for extinction. We commiserate with the Oluboyos and wish them the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. Needless to say, the killer must get his just deserts.
Source: The tragic story of Khadijat
Posted in 2018, Akure, money ritual, Nigeria, Ondo State, Superstition, Voodoo, Yahoo Boys
More on Ondo 'money ritual' murder case (Nigeria)
I Killed former Ondo deputy governor's daughter for Money Rituals – Boyfriend
BY MCBRIAN
"I would have been stinking rich after seven days if I hadn't been caught"
The Saga surrounding the murder of Khadijat the daughter of the immediate past deputy governor of Ondo State as the main suspect who also happens to be her boyfriend confessed to killing the young woman for Money ritual purposes.
After having denied direct involvement in the death of the Adekunle Ajasin University undergraduate initially, Alao Adeyemi, the suspect in the killing of the daughter of the deputy governor of Ondo state has confessed to the crime, revealing that he killed Khadijat for ritual purposes.
He had initially said that he only provided a digger for two accomplices which was used to dig the grave where Khadijat was buried in his room.
He said he was supposed to become stinking rich after sleeping with the corpse of the deputy governor's daughter for 7 days; He was caught on the 6th day by his brother who promptly reported him to the police.
Adeyemi also known as 'QS' confessed to dismembering Khadijat's body in order to bury her in a corner of his room which he succeeded in doing, burying the deceased in a grave dug in his bedroom and sleeping on it for six days before he was caught; the seventh day was supposed to be the final day.
A source said Adeyemi disclosed during interrogation at the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) that he scrapped the hair of the deceased and also removed her private part which he had taken to his native doctor in Ondo town for money ritual before burying her in the grave.
The suspect had taken the deceased for dinner at a restaurant and a bar afterwards before taking her home and killing her in connivance with two others who are still at large. After the deed had been done, the suspect used perfumes and insecticides in the room to subdue the odour from the decomposing corpse before he was arrested on the sixth day.
A police source said the suspect's quest to get rich quickly made him kill Khadijat on the advise of a native doctor in Ondo town who reportedly informed him that the money ritual he was requesting for will require some human parts of a very close acquaintance.
Adeyemi an internet fraudster in turn acted on the advice of said native doctor and decided to settle for his girlfriend as a victim for his ritual activities.
Source: I Killed former Ondo deputy governor's daughter for Money Rituals – Boyfriend
The Herald Nigeria, July 14, 2018
Ex-Deputy Governor Oluboyo: The travails of a bereaved
Posted By: Damisi OJO
In: News, News Update
When Khadijat Adenike Oluboyo joined the family of the immediate past deputy governor of Ondo State, Alhaji Lasisi Oluboyo and his wife Fatimat some 25 years ago, the joy of the family knew no bounds. Well-wishers came from far and near to rejoice with the Muslim family in Ikare-Akoko, headquarters of Akoko Northeast Local Government, over the arrival of the new baby.
Without a doubt, the excited parents must have vowed to live up to their responsibilities to ensure that the beautiful girl ranked among the best in her generation. She began her elementary school early, graduating into secondary school and lately to Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, where she was in the final year, preparing her project in preparation for her first degree.
Unfortunately, Khadijat was cut down in her prime in a mysterious manner.
While it is generally believed that death can come at any time, the one that visited Oluboyo's family while they anxiously awaited the day their affectionate daughter will join others for her graduation after spending a fortune to raise her to this level, was most shocking, given the circumstances that surrounded it.
The former deputy governor, his wife and other relations have been traumatised by the avoidable tragedy. His Alagbaka Extension residence in Akure, the state capital, has witnessed an influx of symphatisers since the sad incident. Political associates, religious groups and friends have all expressed shock over the death of the late Khadijat, the second child in the family. The bereaved father has alleged that Khadijat was killed for ritual purposes by her boyfriend, Adeyemi Alao, who was said to have completed his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in 2017, although the accused boyfriend has since denied the allegation, saying some strangers Khadijat invited to his house were responsible for her death. Grieving Oluboyo said the suspected killer wanted to give an impression that Khadijat was kidnapped after sniffing life out of her. He also believes that his daughter was hypnotised, considering the situation surrounding her leaving the campus on June 28.
The former Deputy Governor said: "We got to know that Khadijat was missing on Monday, July 2. Somebody called us that she was not available on the campus and we started looking for her. "We got in touch with her friends in the university. Her closest friend told us that they finished lecture on a Thursday and took the same vehicle to their houses. "The Friday was lecture-free. When the friend got to the room on Monday morning and could not see her, she started calling her phone numbers ceaselessly." The bereaved father said he sent some pocket money for Khadijat's feeding that Friday, stressing that the usual thing was that immediately she got the bank alert, she would call him back to appreciate it. But on that particular day, there was no response, a situation that prompted her mother to start calling her.
Oluboyo said Alao gave the impression that Khadijat was kidnapped on her way from his house. He noted that the way her daughter was discovered in the suspect's room showed that the killing was for ritual purposes, adding that prayers had to be organised before the victim's decomposed body could be found. However, Oluboyo, a devout Muslim, took his pains in good faith, saying: "I have left everything to God to judge, His judgment is more than the verdict of any human being." Symphatisers have been trooping in from across the state and beyond to commiserate with the distressed family. Among them were the lawmaker representing Akoko Northwest/Northeast Federal Constituency, Hon. Friday Olemija, who expressed shock over Khadijat's death.
He condemned the manner the deceased was killed by his so-called longtime lover, urging the police to urgently prosecute the case to bring the perpetrators to book and praying God to grant the bereaved families the fortitude to bear the loss. Also, Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu commiserated with Oluboyo over the gruesome murder of his daughter. Akeredolu, who spoke through his deputy, Agboola Alfred Ajayi, while paying a condolence visit to Oluboyo at his residence in Akure, described the incident as a big blow to the bereaved family.
The governor was accompanied by the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Hon. Ifedayo Abegunde, and the State Commissioner for Information, Yemi Olowolabi. He urged the bereaved family, as believers in Allah, to submit to the will of God who gives and takes life. Akeredolu prayed that Allah will comfort the family over the loss and spread His wing of protection over all the people she left behind. The governor lauded the security operatives for being proactive in apprehending the suspect allegedly behind the death of Khadijat. He assured that the suspect would face the wrath of the law if at the end he is found guilty. Oluboyo, who described his daughter's death as devastating, thanked Akeredolu for showing the family strong support and care despite their different political affiliations.
Source: Ex-Deputy Governor Oluboyo: The travails of a bereaved
The Nation, July 14, 2018
I killed Khadijat Oluboyo to become rich in 7 days – Suspect
By : Nnenna Ibeh
Khadijat Oluboyo murdered by her fiance of eight years in Ondo and the suspected killer: Adeyemi Alao
– Alao Adeyemi, the suspect in the killing of the daughter of the deputy governor of Ondo state has revealed why he committed the crime
– Adeyemi said he killed Khadijat for ritual purposes
– According to him, he was supposed to become very rich after seven days of killing the deceased
The prime suspect in the killing of Khadijat Oluboyo, a daughter to the former deputy governor of Ondo state, Alao Adeyemi, has said that he killed her to become rich.
Adeyemi confessed to killing Khadijat with the sole purpose of becoming rich within a period of seven days.
According to Vanguard, sources at the Nigeria Police said the suspect also known as QS dismembered Khadijat's body in order to bury her in a corner of his room.
The suspect, a son of a bricklayer, Alhaji Alani Alao, who hails from Osun state buried the deceased in a grave he dug in his bedroom, and slept on the decomposing corpse for six days before he was found out.
A source said Adeyemi during interrogation at the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) disclosed that he scrapped the hair of the deceased and also removed her private part which he had taken to his native doctor in Ondo town for money ritual before burying her in the grave.
It was gathered that a night before her death, Khadijat and Adeyemi went to a restaurant for dinner and branched at a drinking joint before they retired to the lover boy's New Oke-Aro extension residence. While he was joined by two others, who are at large to commit to heinous crime, Adeyemi continued to spray insecticide and perfume to subdue the odour from the decomposing body. He was arrested on the sixth day after the killing happened.
A police source said if Khadijat's body had been allowed to continue decomposing in Adeyemi's house, he would have become stinking rich. The source said Adeyemi's quest to get rich quickly made him kill Khadijat after a native doctor in Ondo town reportedly informed him that the money ritual he was requesting for will require some human parts of a very close acquaintance. The advice by the native doctor led Adeyemi, a Yahoo Plus Club (internet fraudsters) member, to settle for his girlfriend as a victim of his ritual activities.
Meanwhile, NAIJ.com previously reported that Adeyemi had denied killing the daughter of the former deputy governor of Ondo state. He claimed he was not directly involved in the killing of Khadijat. Adeyemi speaking while he was paraded by police said he only provided a digger for two accomplices which was used to dig the grave where Khadijat was buried in his room.
Source: I killed Khadijat Oluboyo to become rich in 7 days – Suspect (scroll)
Ex-Ondo Dep Gov's daughter's murder: Suspect's family disappears
By Dayo Johnson
Late Khadijat Oluboyo
Akure—Barely 24 hours after the suspected killer of the daughter of the former deputy governor of Ondo State, Adeyemi Alao was paraded by Police, his family members have vacated their residence. Adeyemi was paraded by the police in the state for alleged ritual killing of his fiancée of eight years Khadijat and burying her in inside his room. Khadijat was a final year student of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, before her murder.
The father of the suspect Alhaji Alani Alao reportedly moved out of the house with his family members late Wednesday to an unknown destination.
Vanguard gathered that this was sequel to the parade of their son by the state Police command.
The main building where the father of the suspect resided and the boys-quarters where the suspect and three other tenants lived were desolate yesterday.
The doors and windows to the two building were shut while the father Mercedes Benz with Osun State registration number had been removed from the frontage of his house.
A neighbour told Vanguard that many people trooped to the house located at the new Oke Aro extension that same Wednesday their son was paraded by the Police and yesterday after they saw the suspect on the television stations and heard of his atrocities on Radio.
"They just left the house because of the shame the incident had brought to the family," the neighbour added, saying they did not confide in anybody before leaving, but that he just noticed that the father and members of family drove out of the house late on Wednesday and had not returned yesterday.
He said: "Not one soul slept in the two buildings overnight and there is no guarantee that anyone will sleep there for some time.
"It is clear that they have relocated because of the shame and the name calling that the incident would attract to them. It's really unfortunate."
Recall that the mother of the suspect simply referred to as Alhaja, the three tenants in the boys quarters and some landlords had before now gone into hiding for fear of arrest by security operatives investigating the murder case.
Father mourns
Meanwhile, the father of the deceased, Alhaji Lasisis Oluboyo said due to his religion, he would not seek vengeance against his daughter's alleged killer in the law court.
He said this when a delegation of the state government led by the deputy governor Agboola Ajayi and Information Commissioner, Yemi Olowolabi, visited him.
Alhaji Lasisi who described her daughter's death as devastating thanked the government for showing the family strong support and care despite their different political affiliation.
Gov Akeredolu condoles with family
The state governor, Rotimi Akeredolu, earlier commiserated with the family of Lasisi over the gruesome murder of their daughter.
Akeredolu who urged the bereaved family as believers of Allah to submit to the will of God who gives and takes life prayed that Allah will comfort the family over the loss and spread his wing of protection over all others she left behind.
A statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Segun Ajiboye lauded the security operatives for being proactive in apprehending the suspect allegedly behind the death of Khadijat.
The governor lauded the security operatives for being proactive in apprehending the suspected killer and urged them to carry out a thorough investigation and ensure that justice is served in the matter. Akeredolu, however, advised youths, especially students, to face their studies and to always shun acts that are capable of jeopardising their future.
Source: Ex-Ondo Dep Gov's daughter's murder: Suspect's family disappears
Vanguard, July 13, 2018
Ex-Ondo Dep Gov's daughter's murder: My girlfriend came with boys that raped, strangled her—Suspect
Police describe his story as cock and bull
Akure—Adeyemi Alao, yesterday, said the two boys that raped and killed his fiancée, Khadijat Oluboyo, daughter of the former deputy governor of Ondo State, came with her to his room.
The deceased was allegedly murdered for ritual purpose by her fiancée and buried inside his room at his Oke Aro extension residence in Akure.
This came as family sources hinted that the victim has been buried after the completion of post-mortem examination.
Alao, who was paraded by the state Police Command, said he joined cyber crime, popularly known as Yahoo Yahoo, this year but upgraded to Yahoo Plus to earn more money.
According to him, his friend introduced him to Yahoo Plus, which involves ritual activities after he complained to his friend that he was not getting the expected money from being a member of Yahoo club.
Speaking during an interview before he was paraded, the suspect said: "Khadijat has been my girlfriend since 2010 and she visited me to help her in writing her final year project. She slept in my place on Thursday and left the following day.
"She sent a text message to me on Monday, July 2, that I should send some money to her. But I was surprised to see her that same Monday when she came with two boys to my room.
"I left her in my room with the two boys, but they called me 30 minutes later and when I came in one of the guys brought out a gun and ordered me to kneel down, while the other was making love to Khadijat, who was naked on my bed.
"Khadijat was begging them to leave, promising not to tell anyone about what happened. But they strangled her and ordered me to get a digger and shovel. I thought they wanted to use the chance to escape. "But when I came back to the room, they were still there and ordered me to dig the grave, where we buried her and covered it with the rug."
'I don't know the boys'
Asked why he failed to alert his parents or tenants when he was ordered to look for the digger and shovel, Alao said: "The tenants were busy watching a World Cup match and the noise from the home theatre in my room was too loud to make them know what was happening even when we were digging the grave in my room.
"The two boys left after burying her and I couldn't sleep in my room that day. I had to sleep in my brother's room and I could not tell anyone because no one would believe my story.
"I don't know the two guys. Although they have visited my place thrice with Khadijat, I don't know them or their names. I have been dating Khadijat since 2010 and know nothing about these boys; she invited them. I don't know their names, but I can recognise them."
On motive, the suspect said: "I did not kill Khadijat for money ritual, though I joined Yahoo business this year and never made any headway. I later joined Yahoo Plus to make more money, but I not to do any ritual."
Police react
However, the state's Police image-maker, Femi Joseph, described the suspect's defence as infantile and dismissed his "cock and bull story." His words: "His defence is very infantile and does not hold any water. I am very sure in the next 24 hours, when he will be charged to court, he should begin to talk."
Police sources hinted that the defence put up by the suspect was to divert attention as he had confessed during interrogation that he and the other suspects, now at large, killed the victim for rituals.
Meanwhile, the Police image-maker, while speaking on the arrest, said the Command was alerted by an informant.
According to Joseph, "we met the suspect, who happened to be the boyfriend of late Khadijat, in his room trying to pack her remains in a sack. This is to tell you that he killed Khadijat.
"The suspect mentioned some other suspects, now at large, but we found out that he single-handedly looked for digger and shovel, dug the grave and buried Khadijat."
Source: Ex-Ondo Dep Gov's daughter's murder: My girlfriend came with boys that raped, strangled her—Suspect
Killer of Oluboyo's daughter confesses, mentions two accomplices
The late Khadijat Oluboyo
INDICATIONS emerged on Wednesday that two other accomplices partook in the killing of the daughter of the former Ondo deputy governor, Khadijat, who was allegedly killed by her boyfriend for money ritual.
The main suspect, Adeyemi Alao, who made this confession during his parade by the Ondo State Police Command in Akure, the state capital, said the two other suspects took to their heels after killing the final year student of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko.
Explaining how the young lady was murdered, Adeyemi said her girlfriend of eight years was killed by the other two suspects but he dug the grave inside his room where the girl was buried.
Giving the graphic details, Adeyemi said "Khadijat was my girlfriend since 2010 and she visited me to help her in writing her final project in school. She slept in my place on Thursday and left on Friday the following day.
"She sent a text message to me on Monday, 2nd July that I should send some money to her. But I was surprised to see her that same Monday when she came with two boys to my room.
"I left her in my room with the two boys but when they called me some 30 minutes later, one of the guys brought out a gun and ordered me to kneel down while one of them was making love to Khadijat who was naked on my bed"
Adeyemi said further, "Khadijat was begging them to leave and promising not to tell anyone about what happened but they strangulated her in the process and ordered me to go and bring digger and shovel.
"I thought they wanted to use that to escape from the scene of the incident but when I entered the room they were still there and ordered me to dig the grave where we buried her in my room and covered it with the rug. "
Asked why he failed to alert his parents or tenants when he was ordered to look for the diggers, he said "the tenants were busy watching World Cup match and the noise from the home theater in my room was too loud to make them know what was happening even when we were digging the grave in my room.
"The two boys left after burying her and I couldn't sleep in my room that day and I had to sleep in my brother's room because I wasn't myself and I couldn't tell anyone because no one will believe my story.
"I don't know the two guys, though they have visited my place thrice with Khadijat I don't know them or their names. I have been dating Khadijat since 2010, she was my girlfriend but I knew nothing about these guys, she invited them, I don't know their names but I can recognise them."
When queried the motive behind the killing, the suspect said: "I did not kill Khadijat for money ritual, though I joined Yahoo business this year and never made any headway I don't plan to do any ritual".
But the state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) Mr Femi Joseph, described the suspect defence as infantile saying Adeyemi implicated some people while the command has been trying to get those people.
He said, "his defence is very infantile and does not hold any water and I am very sure in the next few hours he should begin to talk".
Speaking on the suspect arrest, Joseph said the command was alerted by an informant while the police from the state responded and arrested the suspect at his residence.
He said "we met the suspect who happened to be the boyfriend to the late Khadijat, in his room trying to pack the remains in a sack and this is to tell you that he killed Khadijat.
"According to him, he mentioned some other suspects now at large but we found that he single-handedly looked for digger, shovel, dug a grave in his room and buried Khadijat
"The Police immediately swooped on him, and on close observation of his residence, it was discovered that the suspect had actually buried the missing girl for six days and was planning to exhume the remains and finally dispose of them.
"According to him, he was not comfortable with the stench coming from the decomposed body as it was not properly buried.
"The suspect will soon appear in court while the effort is on to arrest the alleged accomplices.
Source: Killer of Oluboyo's daughter confesses, mentions two accomplices
Nigerian Tribune, July 12, 2018
BOYFRIEND OF FORMER-ONDO DEPUTY GOVERNOR'S DAUGHTER, KHADIJAT OLUBOYO, GIVES SHOCKING DETAILS OF HOW SHE WAS KILLED
Information Nigeria
Adeyemi Alao, the boyfriend of Khadijat Oluboyo, the late daughter of the former Ondo state deputy governor, has given shocking details of how she was killed.
On Sunday July 8th, Khadijat's body was found in a grave Adeyemi dug inside his room after he allegedly killed her for ritual purposes.
Adeyemi who made his confession during his parade by the Ondo State Police Command in Akure, the state capital, said two other persons worked with him in killing Khadijat who was until her death a final year student of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko.
Explaining how the young lady was murdered, Adeyemi said,
"Khadijat was my girlfriend since 2010 and she visited me to help her in writing her final project in school. She slept in my place on Thursday and left on Friday the following day. She sent a text message to me on Monday, 2nd July that I should send some money to her. But I was surprised to see her that same Monday when she came with two boys to my room. I left her in my room with the two boys but when they called me some 30 minutes later, one of the guys brought out a gun and ordered me to kneel down while one of them was making love to Khadijat who was naked on my bed. Khadijat was begging them to leave and promising not to tell anyone about what happened but they strangulated her in the process and ordered me to go and bring digger and shovel. I thought they wanted to use that to escape from the scene of the incident but when I entered the room they were still there and ordered me to dig the grave where we buried her in my room and covered it with the rug. "
Asked why he failed to alert his parents or tenants when he was ordered to look for the diggers, he said:
"The tenants were busy watching World Cup match and the noise from the home theater in my room was too loud to make them know what was happening even when we were digging the grave in my room. The two boys left after burying her and I couldn't sleep in my room that day and I had to sleep in my brother's room because I wasn't myself and I couldn't tell anyone because no one will believe my story. I don't know the two guys, though they have visited my place thrice with Khadijat I don't know them or their names. I have been dating Khadijat since 2010, she was my girlfriend but I knew nothing about these guys, she invited them, I don't know their names but I can recognize them."
He denied killing Khadijat
"I did not kill Khadijat for money ritual, though I joined Yahoo business this year and never made any headway I don't plan to do any ritual".
Reacting to Adeyemi's claims, the state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Femi Joseph, dismissed it, saying his defence is infantile:
"His defence is very infantile and does not hold any water and I am very sure in the next few hours he should begin to talk".
On how the suspect was arrested, the police spokesperson said:
"We met the suspect who happened to be the boyfriend to the late Khadijat, in his room trying to pack the remains in a sack and this is to tell you that he killed Khadijat. According to him, he mentioned some other suspects now at large but we found that he single-handedly looked for digger, shovel, dug a grave in his room and buried Khadijat. The Police immediately swooped on him, and on close observation of his residence, it was discovered that the suspect had actually buried the missing girl for six days and was planning to exhume the remains and finally dispose of them. According to him, he was not comfortable with the stench coming from the decomposed body as it was not properly buried. The suspect will soon appear in court while the effort is on to arrest the alleged accomplices".
Source: Boyfriend of former-Ondo Deputy Governor's daughter, Khadijah Oluboyo, gives shocking details of how she was killed
I leave the killer of my daughter to God's judgement – Oluboyo
Former Deputy Governor of Ondo State, Alhaji Lasisi Oluboyo
MORE facts emerged on Monday, on the killing of Khadijat, the daughter of the immediate past Deputy Governor of Ondo State, Alhaji Lasisi Oluboyo, who was killed by her boyfriend for an alleged money ritual.
Speaking with Nigerian Tribune at his residence in Monday, Oluboyo said his daughter was killed for ritual purposes and maintained that the young lady was charmed and hypnotized, saying her daughter could not have gone to the suspect house on her own volition.
The former Deputy Governor while reacting to the death of Khadijat however, said he has decided not to go to court over the killing of his daughter, saying, "to me, I don't want anything, God's judgment is more than all the human's verdict."
It was discovered that the suspects, Adeyemi Alao, killed the young Khadijat and dug a grave in his room where he buried her and covered it with a mattress for six days before he was arrested.
According to him, the family got to know that the final year student of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, Ondo State, was missing last Monday and while all efforts to find proved abortive, they resorted to prayers.
He said "We got to know that Khadijat was missing on Monday 2nd July 2018 when one of her friends called us from school that she was missing and we started looking at her.
"I sent money for her feeding on Friday, the usual thing is that when she got bank alert, she would call me back to thank me. But this day, I did not get a response from her. I told her mother and she started calling her but her phones were switched off.
"We got in touch with her closest friends in the school, who told us that they finished lecture on Thursday evening and took the same motorcycle to their houses, but said they have no lecture on Friday. She said she was surprised not to see Khadijat at the lecture room on Monday and started calling her numbers.
"We started calling her number and it did not get through. Later the phone rang, someone picked it and we were hearing the underground sound. The phone was later switched off again.
"Later we got a text that the mouthpiece of the phone is not good and that she would call when she changed the sim card to another phone. With that, we thought that everything was settled. We were waiting anxiously for the call."
Oluboyo said the same message was sent to Khadijat's friend but said he got to know that her daughter came to Akure to meet the boy and from what the father of the boy told him, "there is no doubt that they were once boy and girlfriends. They met each other at Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo.
"When we started looking for the girl, the father called me, he said he is the father of Adeyemi, and my daughter came to their house on Thursday and left on Friday morning and confirmed that my daughter used to come in the past but stopped suddenly."
Oluboyo explained further that the family received a call from unknown men who claimed to have kidnapped the young lady and promised to get across to the family, saying the suspects were using diversionary tactics to buy time.
He said when the family was waiting for the next instruction from the kidnappers they tracked Khadijat numbers saying "my daughter has four numbers and two handsets. The old number she was using was kept in her bag.
"What happened was that when we tracked the first number, it went off immediately after roadblock at Owo. The second number went off after Oba-Akoko. That gave us the impression that she was travelling and kidnapped when she was going back to school.
"We got it on good authority that she came to Akure. When they sent a message that we should wait for the negotiation team, we discovered it was one of the numbers in her bag that they used to send the message to us. It was a perfect arrangement to buy time".
He, however, said the family resorted to prayers which yielded results, saying "when we tried our best, we organized prayers and when we finished with the prayers, he got the heat and said he cannot continue with the ritual.
"He rushed out of his room to confess to his immediate sister who narrated the story to their father and called the police. My daughter was not found under the bed, the boy has no bed. The boy dug a grave in his room, and put his foam on the grave and was sleeping on the grave.
"The boy killed her for ritual purposes. It is not that the girl was not well-fed. I am sure my daughter did not go to the boy's house on her own volition."
The state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) Mr Femi Joseph, confirmed the arrest of the suspect, Adeyemi Alao but said the State Commissioner of Police, Mr Gbenga Adeyanju, would address the public on the incident after the completion of investigations.
Source: I leave the killer of my daughter to God's judgement – Oluboyo
Ghost of ex Deputy Gov's daughter shows way to killer
By Jude Egbas
Before her passing, Khadijat was studying in the department of Educational Management at the Adekunle Ajasin University.
The ghost of the daughter of a former deputy governor of Ondo State, reportedly led the way to her killer.
The ghost of Khadijat Oluboyo, slain daughter of a former Deputy Governor of Ondo State, Alhaji Lasisi Olugbenga Oluboyo, is reportedly stalking the land, according to a Vanguard report.
Khadijat Oluboyo was found dead underneath her boyfriend's bed on Sunday, July 8, 2018 at the Oke Aro extension, Azure, Ondo area.
The name of her boyfriend has been given as Adeyemi Alao.
Reports allege that she was murdered for ritual purposes.
Alao is now a suspect who has been taken into police custody.
Ghost and other tales
Vanguard reports however, that it was Khadijat's ghost that alerted authorities and the family to her decomposing body underneath the bed.
Vanguard quotes a neighbor as saying that it was the ghost of Khadijat that appeared to Mutiu; the younger brother of Adeyemi, in their father's house.
The ghost subsequently led Mutiu to Adeyemi's room where the suspect was frantically trying to conceal the corpse.
The suspect was said to be residing at the boys' quarter in his father's compound at the time of the murder.
Reports say he was trying to evacuate Khadijat's decomposing corpse from under his bed when his brother, Mutiu, found him out.
Vanguard quotes the neighbor as saying "it was when the ghost appeared to Mutiu that he went to his brother's room and discovered that he was trying to evacuate the decomposing body from his room".
The late Khadijat has been described as a reserved person who rarely spoke with neighbours.
Khadijat was a final year student of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko.
Tenants flee
Adeyemi's father, Adekunle Alao was arrested after the decomposing corpse was found, but he has since been released after being exonerated by Mr. Oluboyo, reports say.
Vanguard reports that tenants and several landlords in the neighbourhood of the Alaos, have gone into hiding.
Vanguard quotes a source as saying that tenants of Adekunle Alao, many landlords and the mother of Adeyemi who is simply referred to as Alhaja, "have bolted for fear of arrest by the police since the strange discovery in the area".
Adeyemi had just completed the mandatory NYSC scheme and had reportedly been dating Khadijat for some time.
Former Deputy Governor Oluboyo has asked the police to ensure that the murderer(s) of his daughter are made to face the full wrath of the law.
Killing for ritual and get-rich-quick purposes are commonplace in Nigeria, Africa's most populous country. Frequent tales abound of persons being caught with severed body parts like skulls,hands, legs and tongues, across the country.
Source: Ghost of ex Deputy Gov's daughter shows way to killer
Pulse Nigeria, July 11, 2018
Police parade Ex-Ondo Deputy Governor Daughter's killer
Suspected killer of Khadijat Adenike Oluboyo, daughter of former Deputy Governor of Ondo State, Alhaji Lasisi Oluboyo, Adeyemi Alao Wednesday said he slept with the corpse of khadijat for six days in his room.
Alao affirmed that late khadijat's was her lover of over five years.
However, he said he had no intention of killing her when he invited her to his residence at Oke-Aro, Akure until he met her making love with another person in his room.
The suspected killer was paraded Wednesday at the state police headquarters, Akure, the state capital.
He confessed that he dug a grave inside his room in an attempt to bury Khadijat before he was arrested by the Police.
Alao was arrested by the Police last Sunday after the discovery of the corpse of Khadijat, a final year student of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko.
Late Khadijat, 20, had earlier been declared missing by her parent when she could not be found by her friends in the campus and her parents at home.
The suspect on interrogation confirmed the killing of the deceased.
He however denied responsibility for her death, stressing that he met her dead inside his room.
He accused the late University final student of being notorious for sex.
According to Alao, Late Khadijat could have sexual intercourse with any individual not minding the status or age of the fellow.
He said "she called me that she was in Lagos and I asked what she was doing in Lagos, the response she gave was that she was there to perfect the project she was writing.
"She told me she would come to visit me after leaving Lagos and she came but the following day she went out and returned with two boys who claimed were his brothers.
"I went out one day and when I returned I saw one of the boys she called her friend making love with her. I was furious and I beat her to pulp. The boy escaped because he threatened to shoot me with a gun in his hand."
Alao denied rumours that he killed Khadijat for ritual purpose.
He confessed that he made arrangements to bury her inside the room, having dug a grave but was eventually caught.
The state commissioner of Police, Gbenga Adeyanju assured that the suspected killer would face the full wrath of the law.
He said the suspect will soon be prosecuted, assuring that his other accomplices would be arrested and also face justice.
Source: Police parade Ex-Ondo Deputy Governor Daughter's killer
Police arrest suspected killer of Ex-Ondo Deputy Governor's daughter
By Damisi Ojo, Akure
Ondo State Police command has arrested Adeyemi Alao suspected to be the killer of the daughter of former Deputy Governor of the state, Miss Khadijat Oluboyo.
Khadijat, daughter of Lasisi Oluboyo who was also a one-time Commissioner in Ex-Governor Olusegun Mimiko's Cabinet was found dead in Alao's residence on Sunday.
Sources said the deceased had died almost six days before her corpse was discovered inside her boyfriend's room.
The suspect was said to be staying permanently in Abuja.
It was learnt that Alao had made attempts to bury Khadijat's corpse in his house at Oke-Aro area of Akure.
According to a source, he had dug a grave in the room, before nemesis caught up with him.
Khadijat, a-20 year old final year student of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko was said to be fond of visiting her ex-lover each time he came to Akure from Abuja and usually passed the night with him.
There were speculations that the suspected killer was a "yahoo boy" who planned to use her late girlfriend for rituals Police spokesman, Femi Joseph, a Superintendent of Police(SP) said the suspect was arrested by a team of detectives from the State Criminal Investigations Department (CID).
He said the suspect, who was already in police custody has been cooperating with the police on relevant information on the circumstances that led to the death of Khadijat.
Joseph said the Commissioner of Police will address the press after they conclude their investigations on the matter.
He assured that the case would be thoroughly investigated with a view to establishing facts behind the death of the Ikare-Akoko born University final year student.
The PPRO said the suspect and others who might have involved in the death of Khadijat would be prosecuted.
Source: Police arrest suspected killer of Ex-Ondo Deputy Governor's daughter
The Nation, July 9, 2018
"My daughter was used for ritual" Ondo ex-deputy governor, Lasisi Oluboyo says
Published: 10/07/2018 6:44 AM
By Linda Ikeji
A former deputy governor of Ondo State, Lasisi Oluboyo, whose daughter, Khadijat, was found in the room of her boyfriend, Adeyemi Alao, on Sunday July 8th, has accused the suspect of killing his daughter for ritual purposes.
Khadijat, a student at the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, Ondo State, was found dead in Alao's room.
Reacting to the unfortunate incident, the distraught father who spoke to newsmen yesterday, said his daughter was killed for ritual purposes and maintained that the young lady was charmed and hypnotized, adding that Khadijat could not have gone to Alao's house on her own volition.
"Somebody called us that she was missing on Monday, July 2, 2018, and we got in touch with her friends in the school. I had sent her money on previous Friday; the usual thing is that when she got bank alert, she would call me back to thank me. But I did not get any response from her that day. On Monday, we called her number and we did not get through. We got a text that the phone was not good and that she would call back."
Lasisi said his family later organised a special prayer which made the suspect to confess to his sister that he killed Khadijat and used her for ritual purposes.
The former Deputy Governor said he has decided not to go to court over the killing of his daughter, saying, "to me, I don't want anything, God's judgment is more than all the human's verdict."
Source: "My daughter was used for money ritual" – Ondo ex-deputy governor Lasisi Oluboyo says, Welcome to Linda Ikeji's blog, by Linda Ikeji at 10/07/2018 6:44 AM
Ex-Ondo Deputy Gov Speaks on Daughter's Alleged Ritual Killing
Published: July 9 or 10, 2018
By John Ogunsemore
The Herald Nigeria Immediate-past Deputy Governor of Ondo State, Alhaji Lasisi Oluboyo has explained the circumstances surrounding how the decomposing body of his daughter, Khadijat Adenike was found in a shallow ground of her boyfriend, Adeyemi Alao.
He made the revelation in an interview with New Telegraph.
Khadijat, a student of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko was said to have gone to the home of Alao, her boyfriend, in the Oke-Aro area of the state capital Akure but did not return.
Oluboyo said, "We got to know that Khadijat was missing on Monday, July 2. Somebody called us that she was missing, we started looking for her. We got in touch with her friends in the school.
"The closest friend told us that they finished the lecture on Thursday. They took the same motorcycle to their houses. On Friday, they had no lecture, when the friend got to the lecture room on Monday and did not see her, she started calling her phone numbers.
"I sent the money for her feeding on Friday, the usual thing is that when she got bank alert, she would call me back to thank me. But this day, I did not get a response from her. I told her mother and she started calling her.
"The phones were switched off.
"But on Monday, we started calling her number but did not get through. Later the phone rang, someone picked it and we were hearing an underground sound. The phones were switched off again. Later we got a text that the mouthpiece of the phone is not good and that she would call when she changed the sim card to another phone. With that, we thought that everything was settled. We were waiting anxiously for the call."
He added, "Sincerely, it was last Monday that we noticed she was not around. Her friend now called and said she had been calling her numbers. The same person sent a message to that her friend that she was on her way coming. It was then I got to know that she came to Akure to meet that boy. From what the (Alao's) father told us, there is no doubt that they were once boyfriend and girlfriend.
"They met each other at the College of Education, Ondo.
"When we started looking for the girl, the father called me, he said he is the father of Adeyemi, he said my daughter came to their house on Thursday and left on Friday morning. He said she used to come in the past but stopped suddenly that she is the type he would want his son to marry. I said we were not talking of marriage and that we were looking for her.
"The man called and started praying. When we called, the boy said she came on Thursday and left on Friday.
"My daughter has four numbers. She had two handsets, one with two sim cards, and one with one sim. The old number she was using was kept in her bag. What happened was that when we tracked the first number, it went off immediately after roadblock at Owo.
The second number went off after Oba-Akoko. That gave us the impression that she was travelling and that she was going back to school.
"We got it on good authority that she came to Akure. That gave us the impression that she was going back. When they sent a message that we should wait for the negotiation team, we discovered it was one of the numbers in her bag that they used to send the message to us. It was a perfect arrangement to buy time."
He explained that, "The boy killed her for ritual purposes. It is not that the girl was not well-fed. The lady did not go there on her own volition.
"The boy dug a grave in his room, buried her and put his foam on the grave and was sleeping on the grave. She was not found under the bed, the boy has no bed."
On how the deceased's decomposing body was found, he said, "we organised prayers.
"When we finished with the prayers, he got the hint and said he cannot continue. He rushed out and confessed to his immediate sister. He said this is what I did; I cannot cope, go and help me bring a sack.
The sister rushed to the father and narrated the story."
While saying he had left everything to God, Oluboyo said, "God's judgement is more than the entire humans' verdict. The danger is that if you allow him to go scot-free, he would do it again."
Source: Ex-Ondo Deputy Gov Speaks On Daughter's Alleged Ritual Killing
The Herald Nigeria, July 9 or 10, 2018
Posted in 2010, 2018, Akure, money ritual, Nigeria, Ondo State, Osun State, Yahoo Boys
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