THE decomposing body of a student of
the Delta State University, DELSU, Abraka, declared
missing last Thursday, has been discovered with
her tongue and breast severed from her body.
Olozino Ogege
The discovery of the late student, happened on the
same day residents of Umono Street in Abraka,
Ethiope East Local Government Area of Delta State
discovered the lifeless body of a two-year-old
male child abandoned near an electricity
transformer.
The student, Olozino Ogege, had been declared
missing after she was said to have gone out to
meet an agent who was assisting her secure an
apartment for her with plans of relocating to
another part of the university town.
Sources in the area who identified the victim, told
Vanguard that the she was a 300 level student of
the Department of Mass Communication.
One of the sources, who simply gave his name as
Michael, said: “Her decomposing corpse was found
on Friday with her tongue and breast severed from
her body.”
The discovery has sent shivers down the spine of
residents of the university community, mostly
students, who are attributing both incidents to the
activities of ritualists who pride themselves as
“Yahoo Boys.”
Though effort to speak with the Delta State Police
Public Relations Officer, DSP Andrew Aniamaka
was fruitless, a senior police officer at the Abraka
police station confirmed the incident to Vanguard
adding that a security operative of the university
and two others were arrested in connection with
the incident.
The security source said: “Upon her being declared
missing, we were able to track her phone which
was in custody of a security personnel attached to
the university. Upon interrogation, he made
confessional statements leading to the arrest of
two persons with a third suspect still the run.”
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