9 Men Kidnap 6 Ladies & Take Them To Unknown Place; See Terrible Things They Did To Them
Nemesis caught up with some men after they did terrible things to some ladies in Ogun State. The men reportedly kidnapped the girls and took them to an unknown place where they perpetrated their heinous acts. It is very sad that those men had successfully perpetrated their evil acts before they were caught. The men are nine in number and all of them are currently under the watch of the Nigerian police. The detailed report of what they did to those girls will be discussed here.
The Ogun State Police Command has apprehended nine men for allegedly killing six girls. The suspects were identified as Peter Oluwalolese, Samuel Monday, Moses Aruwaji, Osojieahon Aijonohouria, Akinwunmi, Jamiu Yufuf, Sheriff Agbani, Adebayo Azeez and Mariam Aruwaji. They are young men who are between the ages of 20 to 48.
The relationship between the suspects and the deceased ladies or how they successfully connected with them is unknown. However, it was gathered that the suspects connived and kidnapped those ladies, took them to an unknown location where they killed them for money ritual. The gang also robbed one of the girls of her phone and stole her money before killing her. Nemesis caught up on them after they had wasted the lives of those girls, they were arrested by the police who subsequently charged them to court for kidnapping, murder, robbery and conspiracy.
They appeared before the Ota Magistrates’ Court in Ogun State. During the trial, the prosecution counsel narrated the case as it was explained above. The prosecutor identified the victims as Olarewaju Abosede, Lawal Adunni, Lucy Blessing, Sulaimon Adijat, Ezeh Chom and one other lady simply identified as Pretty. It was made known that the suspects committed the offenses between September 28, 2023, and January 11, 2024.
After the case presentation, the Chief Magistrate, Mr D. O. Ilo, ordered that those nine men should be remanded in Ibara Correctional Centre, pending advice from the State Director of Public Prosecutions and adjourned the case for further hearing.