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3 Nigerian men who used their girlfriends for money ritual

Money ritual is one of the fastest means Nigerian youths are embracing to escape poverty, and this has ended the lives of who they claimed to love. 

In most cases, these desperate youths use their girlfriends for money ritual.

Yours truly has compiled a list of four Nigerian men who used their girlfriends for money ritual.

In July 2018, one Adeyemi Alao killed his girlfriend identified as Khadijat Oluboyo, for money ritual. 

Oluboyo, the daughter of a former deputy governor of Ondo State, Lasisi Oluboyo, was killed by her boyfriend at his house. 

After killing his girlfriend, Adeyemi buried her corpse in his room for five days.

The dastardly act was exposed by Adeyemi’s father, who reported the incident to the Ondo State Police Command.

The deceased got justice as the Ondo State High Court sitting in Akure sentenced Alao to death by hanging. 

Segun Olaniyi was arrested alongside some herbalists and clerics for killing his former girlfriend and selling her body parts for money ritual. 

After Olaniyi was killed, her flesh was cut into pieces and sold to some herbalists and clerics who needed them for money ritual.

Some of them were said to have roasted the flesh and eaten it with alcohol.

Confessing to the crime, Olaniyi said: “She called me on the phone that she was coming to see me for financial assistance to boost her business.

“I then called Akanbi who is my helping hand and told him to come around because someone would be visiting us. Already, we had work at hand, so Akanbi suggested that we use her for the work.

“We killed her beside my house. I took the head, two hands and part of the meat. I sold the head to Africa for N40k. I sold one of the hands to an orthodox doctor named Murideen for N15k and the other hand to Tonight for N15k.

“I sold the flesh to one Alfa (N10k), Rasaq (N5k) and Mustafa (N5k). I used part of the flesh to do powdered medicine which if taken with hot drink would draw customers.”

The recent one is the case of Owolabi Adeeko, who connived with his mother to kill his girlfriend identified as Favour Daley-Oladele, for money ritual. 

The victim was a final year student of Theatre Arts at the Lagos State University (LASU). 

Daley-Oladele’s body parts were dismembered and eaten by Owolabi and her mother. 

This crime was aided by a pastor of a white garment church in Ondo State identified as Segun Philip. 

The pastor was said to have prepared a concoction for Owolabi and his mother to eat.

The concoction was prepared using the victim’s heart after ripping it off as soon as her boyfriend clubbed her to death with a pestle. 

They have all been arrested and we hope that the victim gets justice. 

The three events are sad and they show how desperate people can be. 

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