Crime
Lagos police claims 14-yr-old strangles mistress’ son; girl narrates killing him in dream first
Chiamaka Odo, a babysitter, has confessed to killing her Lagos mistress’ son, Jayden Osokolo, for rituals.
The state police command’s spokesperson CSP Adekunle Ajisebutu, confirmed this on Monday.
“On February 6, 2022, a 14-year-old female nanny strangled her mistress’ son, Jayden Osokolo, kept in her custody to death. The suspect, Chiamaka Odo, confessed to being a member of the Ogoloma cult in Enugu, Enugu State,” the police spokesperson said.
“During interrogation, she disclosed that members of the cult requested her to bring the blood of the deceased to the spiritual world, hence she carried out the dastardly act.”
The 14-year-old said one of her primary school friends initiated her into the ‘spiritual’ cult with biscuits.
“After I ate the biscuits at night, I found myself at a place and they welcomed me. When I was coming to Lagos, they said I should bring blood, but I told them that I did not want to shed any blood.
“They asked me what I would be doing in Lagos and I said I would be working as a nanny. So, they said I should make someone sad. On Saturday night, they asked for the baby; they said if I did not bring the baby, they would strangle me.
“They gave me a bowl and told me to call the baby’s name four times, which I did and blood filled the bowl. That was what happened and it happened spiritually in my dream when I was sleeping. In the dream, I do find myself in Ogoloma, which is the name of the group.”
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