Decomposed Bodies, Human Bones, Kidnapped Persons Discovered In Ibadan "Dungeon Of Death"
A dungeon where scores of kidnapped people had been tortured
and died was discovered at the Soka area, a satellite community of Ibadan,
along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway of Oyo State.
According to sources, human skulls, decomposed bodies and
various body parts were seen being evacuated from the dungeon.
Littered all over the grounds were identity cards
(apparently belonging to the victims), as well as discarded clothes and shoes.
About six guns and several cutlasses were also recovered
from the house beside it said to belong to Black Horse Plastic factory.
A derelict factory building in the area was suspected to be
where the captives were slaughtered and their body parts sold, as suggested by
bloodstains on the floor and what could have been wooden slaughter slabs.
About 18 emaciated males and five females, chained on their
legs, were also freed from captivity in the site.
Among the captives freed from the gory abode of horror was
an aged woman, who was kidnapped and kept in the dungeon since 2008. Another
female captive, who allegedly delivered a baby early Saturday only to see it
being sold away, was also released. Asked how she found herself in the area,
she managed to utter a few words and then fainted. There were also about nine
captives lying on the ground, too weak to speak.
More skulls, bones and human body parts were discovered in the
neighbouring bush. Also discovered were open graves with dumped bodies.
It was gathered that the forest was a market of sorts for
human parts with buyers visiting the area at night. Eyewitness accounts
confirmed that many high-profile people usually patronised the area especially
at night.
When contacted, the Oyo State Police Command spokesperson,
Mrs Olabisi Clet-Ilobanafor said some arrests were made Saturday, but the prime
suspect is still at large. The police spokesperson also said some security personnel
have been detailed to cordon off the scene to prevent people from taking the
law into their hands.
Reacting to the story when contacted, the chairman of
Oluyole Local Government, Prince Abass Alesinloye said he had already called
the attention of the Special Adviser to the governor on Security Matters to the
matter.
The local government chairman also said he had made
arrangement that the rescued victims be taken to the hospital for prompt
medical attention.
HORROR In Oyo State: Decomposed Bodies, Human Bones,
Kidnapped Persons Discovered In Ibadan "Dungeon Of Death"
A dungeon where scores of kidnapped people had been tortured
and died was discovered at the Soka area, a satellite community of Ibadan,
along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway of Oyo State.
According to sources, human skulls, decomposed bodies and
various body parts were seen being evacuated from the dungeon.
Littered all over the grounds were identity cards
(apparently belonging to the victims), as well as discarded clothes and shoes.
About six guns and several cutlasses were also recovered
from the house beside it said to belong to Black Horse Plastic factory.
A derelict factory building in the area was suspected to be
where the captives were slaughtered and their body parts sold, as suggested by
bloodstains on the floor and what could have been wooden slaughter slabs.
About 18 emaciated males and five females, chained on their
legs, were also freed from captivity in the site.
Among the captives freed from the gory abode of horror was
an aged woman, who was kidnapped and kept in the dungeon since 2008. Another
female captive, who allegedly delivered a baby early Saturday only to see it
being sold away, was also released. Asked how she found herself in the area,
she managed to utter a few words and then fainted. There were also about nine
captives lying on the ground, too weak to speak.
More skulls, bones and human body parts were discovered in the
neighbouring bush. Also discovered were open graves with dumped bodies.
It was gathered that the forest was a market of sorts for
human parts with buyers visiting the area at night. Eyewitness accounts
confirmed that many high-profile people usually patronised the area especially
at night.
When contacted, the Oyo State Police Command spokesperson,
Mrs Olabisi Clet-Ilobanafor said some arrests were made Saturday, but the prime
suspect is still at large. The police spokesperson also said some security personnel
have been detailed to cordon off the scene to prevent people from taking the
law into their hands.
Reacting to the story when contacted, the chairman of
Oluyole Local Government, Prince Abass Alesinloye said he had already called
the attention of the Special Adviser to the governor on Security Matters to the
matter.
The local government chairman also said he had made
arrangement that the rescued victims be taken to the hospital for prompt
medical attention.
No comments:
Post a Comment