Saheed Musiliu pictured above, was yesterday arrested with a human head he severed from a corpse buried at the back of Basic Community Primary School in Olomi area of Ibadan, Oyo State. He was apprehended by some community members who noticed his suspicious movement.
The police was called in to arrest him. However as he was about to be driven to the station, hoodlums blocked the road, demanding that jungle justice be meted on the suspect.
A reinforcement from the police saved the day as the hoodlums destroyed the police van and also attempted to burn the van down. When interrogated, the suspect confessed to the crime, saying he was meant to deliver the human head to intending money ritualists.
According to him, this is the second time he will be supporting human parts. He is currently being investigated and detained at the State Criminal Investigating Department.
Not More than 12 people died in a ghastly motor accident in odo oba, beside ogbomoso,this is how it happened as reported by Gurusblend Reporter:
A mazda bus, popularly known as 18 passenger had a break failure, the bus ran into hitting two female hawkers, after that the bus went straight into the river Oba
the Rescue committee did all they could, some hours later, they removed 9 corpse, 3 was no where to be found. 5 people were brought out alive..
Twelve people were killed today after a commuter bus plunged into the Odo-Oba River from Oyo/Ogbomoso Road.
Details about the accident are sketchy, but a source said the passenger bus, which was travelling to Ibadan plunged into the river while trying to avoid an articulated vehicle that strayed into the path of the bus.
He said:
“From the report I had, the bus was travelling to Ibadan and as it approached the slope leading to the small bridge over the river, an articulated truck took over the path of the road and in an effort to avoid collision with it, the bus driver veered off the road and plunged into the river.
“It was difficult pulling the passengers out of the river despite the volunteer rescuers that arrived at the scene early. Twelve people died immediately.”
He also blamed the accident on the state of the road and failure of the Federal Government to complete the Ibadan/Oyo/Ogbomoso dual carriage that would have provided a safer route for travellers.
Public Relations Officer of the Oyo State Police Command, Adekunle Ajisebutu, confirmed the accident, and said 12 people died and their bodies had been deposited at the Teaching Hospital, Ogbomoso.
“The driver of the Mazda bus lost control of the vehicle and plunged into the Odo-Oba River.
“Nine adults and three kids died on the spot and their bodies have been deposited at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Teaching Hospital in Ogbomoso. There were three survivors including the driver.
“The police with assistance from local drivers helped pull the bodies and passengers out of the river. The vehicle is still in the river.”
