AGAIN, Ritualists Said To Be On The Prowl In Abule Egba Lagos....Woman Caught Trying Stealing Child In Jeep Lynched(Photos)

In what seems like the unveiling of another Soka Factory, but this time around Abule Egba, Lagos, a kidnapping den, and what appears to be a carefully organised kidnap/ritual cartel is gradually being uncovered.
accaording to mojidelano blog
 An MDB reader sent in today photos of a woman, lynched at Ekoro road, in Abule Egba.
The blog reader who witnessed the lynching explained how the woman, suspected to be in her late 30's or early 40's met her water loo.
The woman is said to have arrived the vicinity around 7:30-8:00am when kids were going to school driving a Nissan Extera jeep. She was said to have been driving around pipe line area still around Ekoro road, about two bus-stops from where she was eventually lynched.

Eye witnesses say she got down from the jeep at one point and tried to trick a little child going to school into accepting money from her. While doing this, a passerby noticed and challenged her, asking why she wanted to give the child money. Before the passerby could attract attention, she quickly got in her jeep and sped off.
But the fates were against this woman whose desperation and evil ways caught up with her and led to her death. Instead of fleeing from the vicinity completely, she drove just two streets from where she made the first kidnap attempt on same Ekoro road to "try her luck" again with another child less than an hour later. Unknown to her however, word of her initial attempt had spread to surrounding streets and residents were at alert. After gallivanting for a while, the parked and tried to lure another child. Some residents noticed her and what she was trying to do and alerted others who went to lay ambush for her in front. She offered the child biscuit, and before anyone could say Jack Robinson, she bundled the little girl into her jeep and started to drive off.
She hadn't driven for long before the residents who had been alert forcefully stopped her car and insisted on a thorough search. Of course, the child she tried to kidnap was found, and thankfully could still talk. The little girl was crying profusely, saying in Yoruba language "This is not my mummy...this is not my mummy!" The angry mob then dragged the lady out of the car and started to quiz her. The mob was all fired up and ready to lynch as the previous day, a kidnapper was caught trying to steal two kids, and another sad incident was also reported in the same vicinity.
The woman at first refused to talk and seemed very hardened, MDB was reliably informed. Instead of answering their questions, she tried to make a call. This infuriated the mob and she was stripped and bludgeoned. Her phone was also smashed and destroyed. Yet, eye witnesses say she didn't budge or answer the questions she was asked. It was at this stage that some persons in the crowd brought a tire and fuel. On seeing this, the woman who had initially refused to answer any questions became paranoid, and started talking. She then started begging that her life be spared saying that she was just a messenger, sent to get little kids for diabolic purposes. She revealed that they were about 40 people like her sent out to kidnap little kids in the Abule Egba area of Lagos and its environs. Before she could even say more, the angry crowd set her ablaze. Some police men said to be about 20 feet away, ignored the situation.
"Moji, I couldn't get a good picture, but the lady was very pretty. Why would she involve her self in such evil??? Imagine, she was set ablaze right before my eyes...she just wasted her life for nothing..." the eye witness concluded, apparently very upset about the situation.
Her jeep was later taken by police men to the nearest station.
See photos below:

The lady after she was stripped naked and beaten

Residents gathered watching her burn...

Investigation by MDB reveals that just yesterday, a building reminiscent of the Ibadan Soka factory was discovered around the area. The difference was here, it was mainly children's clothing, shoes, school bags etc that were (confirmed)found. Unconfirmed reports also say that remains of what appeared to be children, human skulls etc were also found.

The police and residents were said to have been led to the building by a kidnapper who was apprehended.

The kidnapper suspected to be a ritualist, was  apprehended by members of the public following an outcry by passerby, who raised the alarm.

The man, name withheld, was caught with two school kids in a sack at Agbele Kale, Ile-Epo bus-stop along Abule-Egba area.

Immediately the alarm was raised on the unusual bulge from the sack, the man took to his heels, while passersby chased him to the kidnapper hideout in a canal at Ekoro Road, Abule-Egba, rescuing the two pupils unhurt.

An eyewitness at the scene of the incident said after being caught, he was given a severe beating before policemen from the Abule-Egba division came and rescued him from being lynched.

Sadly, the two kids he was caught with seem not to have recovered yet from the incident as they appear somewhat hypnotized and unable to talk.

Similarly, a woman living in a one room apartment popularly known as "face-me-I-face-you" is still in shock from the unbelievable incident that befell her kid yesterday as well. The incident said to have happened within the same Abule Egba, Ile-epo area to be precise has also left residents shocked beyond description.

The woman in question is said to have been with her child who was using the potty in front of the toilet shared by the tenants. When the child was done, she said she got up to get water to clean up for the child(in her own words "tamba" for the child) only to return to the headless body of the child, said to be around 3 years old too.

Shocking right???Very much so.

As a result of all these strange occurrences, residents around the Abule Egba area and its environs have become very apprehensive. Area boys have also started using the opportunity to harass people driving in the environment, by insisting on a thorough search of cars, particularly jeeps.

Here is hoping the police tightens security in the area and embarks on a thorough investigation of this kidnap/ritual cartel.
Also, government needs to work on sensitizing people on jungle justice, because if things continue at this rate, some innocent persons may fall victim too.

The incidences of kidnapping/ritual killings have become a daily occurrence in Lagos and surrounding states since the Soka ritual factory was unveiled in Ibadan. And as elections approach it may get even worse, and that's why MDB reports these stories to warn readers and Nigerians in general to be careful, watchful and very prayerful.

May God continue to keep and guide us, Amen.

source: http://mojidelano.blogspot.com