Ritualists chop off woman’s head in Ondo

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                                                     photo of online.com


Akoko North West area of Ondo State over the chopping off of the head of a woman for alleged ritual purpose.
Already, Police authorities in the state have ordered full blown investigation into the incident which is causing panic in the community.
Police sources said the headless body of the deceased was found along old Ogbagi/Arigidi Akoko road at about 9pm on Saturday.
It was gathered that the deceased body, between 25 to 30 years, was discovered by a passerby who raised alarm and the Police were invited.
Consequently, a team of detectives under the command of ASP Ezeala Obiora visited the scene and alleged that the corpse must have been dropped by suspected ritualists.
  The Policemen at Irun Akoko division were hinted on Saturday morning that there was an headless body of a lady whose name and address are yet to be known and suspected to be between 25 to 30 years of age lying along Old Ogbagi/Arigidi Akoko road.”

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