The Kwara State Police Command has arraigned a 29-year-old cleric, Abdulrahman Muhammed Bello, and four accomplices before a magistrate court in Ilorin for the ritual killing of Hafsof Yetunde Lawal, a final-year student of the Kwara State College of Education.

The suspects face multiple charges, including criminal conspiracy, culpable homicide, armed robbery, and possession of human parts.

Suspects Identified

According to the police First Information Report (FIR), the following individuals were arrested alongside Bello:

Ahmed Abulwasiu (41 years old) – An Islamic scholar from Adualere, Ilorin.

Sulaiman Muhydeen (28 years old) – A Neo Life businessperson from Amilegbe, Ilorin.

Jamiu Uthman (29 years old) – A phone repairer from Adualere, Ilorin.

AbdulRahman Jamiu (31 years old) – A farmer from Elemere, Malete.

The FIR further revealed that the suspects are members of the same occult group and confessed to robbing and killing the student for ritual purposes.

Authorities are continuing investigations while the court proceedings unfold.

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A tragic case of disappearance has come to a horrifying conclusion after Lawal Hafsoh Yetunde, a final-year student at Kwara State College of Education, was found dead in the home of a Facebook friend.

Hafsoh was last seen on Monday, February 10, 2025, when she suddenly left a naming ceremony after receiving a phone call.

Concerned friends and family members searched for her but found no trace.

By Tuesday, February 11, 2025, her parents reported the case to Oja Oba Police Station, Ilorin.

Acting swiftly, the police tracked her last call to a suspect living in Ofa Garage, Ilorin, though his family home is in Isalekoto.

Upon arrest, the suspect initially denied any involvement in Hafsoh’s disappearance.

However, a search of his residence led to a shocking confession.

He claimed she suffered an asthma attack and died after he called her over.

Tragically, further investigation revealed Hafsoh’s dismembered body hidden in a bowl, alongside tools used for the gruesome act.

Ongoing Investigation and Suspect’s Background

The suspect, now in custody at the Kwara State Police Headquarters, is reportedly the son of a well-known cleric in Isalekoto, Ilorin.

Police sources also indicate that:

The suspect met Hafsoh through Facebook, where he obtained her contact and invited her to his home.

Evidence in his room, including a table with dismemberment tools, suggests he may have committed similar crimes before.

The Kwara State Police Command has been praised for its swift response in uncovering the case.

Authorities have assured the public that the investigation remains ongoing, and additional details, including pictorial and video evidence, will be released soon.

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The Ondo State Security Network, known as Amotekun Corps, has successfully rescued five travellers who were abducted last week along the Ifon-Ipele-Owo highway.

In a significant breakthrough, Amotekun operatives also arrested 14 suspects, including individuals involved in kidnapping and three herdsmen accused of gang-raping 75-year-old grandmother at Ifira Akoko while she was returning from her farm.

Speaking in Akure while parading the suspects, the State Commander of Ondo Amotekun Corps, Chief Adetunji Adeleye, confirmed the arrests and assured residents of the government’s commitment to tackling insecurity.

“Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa and security operatives in the state are working round the clock to address the influx of bandits, which has led to an increase in kidnapping cases in Ondo State lately,” Adeleye stated.

Regarding the students and farmers abducted near Akure Airport last weekend, the Amotekun Commander noted that security agencies were actively trailing the kidnappers to ensure the victims’ safe return.

Two of the rescued victims, while narrating their ordeal, revealed they survived solely on water for five days while in captivity.

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