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I got fresh human head, hands from cleric – Suspect

I got fresh human head, hands from cleric – Suspect

On Friday, the Police in Oyo State paraded a 45-year-old suspected ritualist named Hassan Kolawole, who was found in possession of a fresh human head in the state capital of Ibadan.

The state Commissioner of Police, Adebola Hamzat, presented Kolawole along with nine other individuals who were arrested for various crimes across different locations in the state.

During his interaction with journalists, the suspect admitted to the crime, revealing that he had obtained the fresh human head and two hands from a Muslim cleric.

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Kolawole shared, “I have one wife and two children and things are very hard for me in taking good care of them. I met one Waheed, who is also an Islamic cleric at a Maolud. We discussed it and he told me that he knew how to do money rituals that would require the use of human parts.

“I told him that I don’t know how to get the human parts and he promised to get it for me. He later brought the human parts to me at Amuloko where we met early in the morning. I kept it in my office where I often attended to people who needed spiritual assistance.

“The police came to search my office on the day Waheed gave me the fresh head and two hands but the person is now at large.”

In a separate incident, the police also paraded nine other suspects apprehended from various locations within the state. These individuals were involved in crimes including murder, kidnapping, cultism, and theft.

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