Crime
Mortuary attendant caught with boys skull to b sold for N50k
A mortuary attendant working with MABOD at Oke-Yidi, Abule Oloni, Abeokuta has been arrested by men of the Ogun State Government-owned security outfit, Social Orientation and Safety Corps, for mutilating a corpse.
The Corps Director of Information and Public Relations, Moruf Yusuf, disclosed this on Tuesday.
According to him, Kushimo Lukman, who lives at Abule Oloni, Oke Yidi, Abeokuta, was arrested by officers on a routine patrol after he beheaded the corpse of a male minor at the Oke Yidi cemetery in Abeokuta.
“During interrogation, the suspect revealed that the corpse was brought to the cemetery from the Federal Medical Centre, Abeokuta, after the boy died due to complications from kidney disease,” Yusuf said.
“He claims that the parents, who came from Ibadan, sought his assistance as a mortuary attendant to get the body buried. He further said he buried the boy’s body in the cemetery in the presence of his parents around 7pm on Monday.
“The suspect later went back to the cemetery at 6am on Tuesday, April 26, to severe the head of the buried boy where he was caught after a fierce fight with the So-Safe officer who later overpowered him.
“The suspect later confessed that the fresh head was requested by a certain Chief Ifalonishe, aka Lanroye, at the rate of N50,000, and it was supposed to be delivered to him at a designated point in Abeokuta.
“The Commander of the corps, Soji Ganzallo, has ordered the operations department of the corps to ensure that the accomplices are apprehended and brought to book alongside his numerous clients.
“The suspect has been transferred to the Nigeria Police Force, Ogun State Police Command, Eleweran, Abeokuta, for further investigation and prosecution.”
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