Three Suspected Ritualists Arrested With Infant’s Remains in Osun

Three Suspected Ritualists Arrested With Infant’s Remains
Three Suspected Ritualists Arrested With Infant’s Remains

Security operatives make chilling discovery in Ede South LGA

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In a deeply troubling development that has sent shockwaves across Osun State, troops from the 192 Battalion (Reserve) have arrested three suspects in connection with what appears to be a ritual killing, after recovering the remains of an infant in Ede Ologobi, Ede South Local Government Area.

What Happened?

The military operatives swooped on the suspects during a targeted operation in the Ede Ologobi community, where they made the grim discovery of an infant’s remains. Three individuals were immediately apprehended and are currently being held for questioning in connection with the disturbing find.

The 192 Battalion (Reserve), which has been actively conducting security operations across the region, confirmed the arrest and recovery, raising fresh concerns about the persistence of ritual practices in parts of Osun State.

A Menace That Refuses to Die

This latest incident is yet another painful reminder that the dark trade of ritual killing continues to threaten communities across Nigeria. From the South-West to the South-East, innocent lives — including those of helpless children — are cut short by individuals who foolishly believe that human body parts can bring wealth, power, or protection.

It is a barbaric practice that has no place in modern Nigeria, and one that every right-thinking Nigerian must condemn without reservation.

Community Urged to Stay Vigilant

Security experts and community leaders have repeatedly urged Nigerians to report suspicious activities to law enforcement agencies without delay. If you notice anything unusual in your neighbourhood — strange movements, odd gatherings, or suspicious individuals — do not hesitate to alert the nearest military or police authority.

Remember: See something, say something. Your report could save a life.

What Happens Next?

The suspects are expected to be handed over to the Nigeria Police Force for further investigation and prosecution. If found guilty, they face the full wrath of the law under Nigeria’s criminal statutes, which prescribe severe penalties for murder and related offences.

This is a developing story. Stay with us for updates as more details emerge.
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