A
woman who was kidnapped by suspected ritualists in Akure, Ondo state, has
narrated her horrifying experience. The victim identified as Oyebade Funke was
reportedly abducted on the 27th of December 2018.
According to her, she escaped from their den by a divine
intervention.
Speaking with Omo Edema, Funke explained that she went to collect
a new ATM Card at the First City Monument Bank (FCMB) in Oshinle area of Akure,
when she fell into the hand of a commercial motorcyclist who called her by her
name and claimed to have once lived in her father's house a long time ago when
she was still a little girl. This made her greet him cheerfully before entering
his motorcycle.
She said, “We left the place, heading towards my destination; a
guy just shouted ‘brother’ and began to greet the bike man 'long time' as if it
had been long they saw last. The bike man apologized to me as he stopped to
greet the guy. He eventually asked where the guy was going to and he mentioned
market square area which fell on the same road with where I was going.
“The bike man pleaded with me to allow the guy sit behind my back on the motorcycle since he was not going far. I accepted them without suspecting any evil”, explained the victim.
“The bike man pleaded with me to allow the guy sit behind my back on the motorcycle since he was not going far. I accepted them without suspecting any evil”, explained the victim.
She said the bike man asked her of address and she mentioned the
area and also asked where she was going from the bank. She said as the
guy sat at her back and they were moving, she lost her senses immediately.
According to her, she discovered she became weak and the bike man
headed for a different direction entirely.
Funke said when it was around 3pm, they came in and began to
attend to the captives one after the other. She said they brought in
calabashes; one with a cover taped with a red piece of cloth while other
calabashes were empty.
“I had concluded that was my end. But when the ritual got to my
turn, they placed the calabash on my head and placed an empty one in front of
me. I did not vomit blood. They questioned me again that who was behind me, but
I could not respond to them.
“I
heard them say my head refused to harbour evil. Another person among them
said yes if she refused to vomit that would still not stop the parts of her
body from being used for some other things. But one among them said they had no
buyers of parts of the body for now.”
According to her, “they blindfolded me again and returned me
exactly the way and manner they brought me.”
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