Eyes of murdered DELSU student found in shrine, police arrests native doctor

The eyes of murdered DELSU student, Elozino Ogege, a 300 level student of Mass Communication, has been found in a shrine after the police arrested the native doctor ‘incharge’ of the rituals.

Delta State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Andrew Aniamaka , who disclosed that “all those connected with the gruesome murder of Elozino have been arrested and will duly be prosecuted”, added that a security staff identified as Onos Ekana, who works in Site III of the university campus, two suspected internet fraudsters popularly known as ‘Yahoo Boys’ and a native doctor are currently in police custody.
Aniamaka who further confirmed that the eyes of murdered DELSU student and her heart were found at the shrine, said;

“A herbalist who the ritualists gave the body parts removed from the deceased has been arrested and we found the eyes of the deceased and her heart in his shrine in Warri.

“During the confessional statement of the two ritualists nabbed in Umege, Abraka, they said that they have also given human parts to the said herbalist on five different occasions, though they were not specific if the five persons murdered were DELSU students”.

The police spokesperson who called on the press to help sensitize the public on the need for people to do away with the mentality of encouraging youths into crime, said those arrested will soon be charged to court.

“Investigations will be concluded soon and the culprits will be prosecuted.”
“We must stop celebrating those that get their wealth through evil ways,” he told Oasis magazine.