Tragedy As Missing OAU Student Killed By Ritualist

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Tijani Abdulkareem

The decomposed body of 18-year-old Quadri Salami, a 100-level student at Obafemi Awolowo University, who had been missing since November, was discovered in a shallow grave in Mile 6, Ajemo area of Abeokuta.

Two suspected ritualists, Akeem Usman and Ifadowo Niyi, confessed to slaughtering the victim, dismembering his body parts, and selling them for rituals.

 Niyi allegedly took Salami's head and wrists, paying N100,000 to Usman. The suspects continued selling other body parts to internet fraudsters, burying the heart, legs, and flesh for rituals.

The police, led by Commissioner Abiodun Alamutu, exhumed the body parts after tracing a clue to Akeem, arrested with the victim's phone. 

The suspects admitted using four other human heads for money rituals. They are in custody, facing prosecution, as the police vow to ensure justice and eradicate such crimes.

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