Crime

Exposed! See Facebook Page Where Teenager Who Beheaded Girlfriend Learnt Money Ritual

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3 years ago

01/02/2022

Exposed! See Facebook Page Where Teenager Who Killed Girlfriend Learnt Money Ritual

The Facebook page where four teenagers who killed one of their girlfriends for money rituals few days ago in Ogun state has surfaced.

Soliu Majekodunmi, the 17-year-old who connived with three of his friends to kill his girlfriend, Sofiyah, for suspected money ritual recently revealed that he learnt the practice through Facebook.

According report, the group as at the last time checked has over twenty seven thousand (27,000) members.

About 3 hours ago, there are over 26,000 ritualists either already in the game or planning to ‘launch out’ soon.

Few minutes later, it showed that the group has risen to over 27,000 and still growing.

Once you search for the group on Facebook, you have to join and an Admin will allow you in to the group where u can ask questions, get phone contacts of herbalists and as well get free tutorial on how to do money rituals on your own.

Watch Viral Video Of Moment A Teenager Beheads Girlfriend, Burn Her Head For Ritual

According to the boys arrested in Ogun, this is the group they saw the ‘ingredients’ for their unfortunate acts.

Here is the page now

While being paraded before newsmen on Monday, January 31, Majekodunmi said he typed “how to make money ritual” on Facebook and got the detail, adding that the link instructed him to behead and burn a female skull in a local pot.
Majekodunmi added that he conspired with his friend, Mustakeem Balogun, and two others to lure Sofiyah to their apartment in the Oke Aregba area of Abeokuta, where she was killed.

Soliu stated that he squeezed his late girlfriend’s neck and beheaded her immediately after making love with her. They confessed to killing the girl, claiming that they concluded on money ritual because they wanted to ride exotic cars and live in luxury apartments.

The suspects added that they purchased three pigeon eggs known as ‘Eyin Aparo’ in Yoruba language and other fetish ingredients which they added in the local pot.

They however said, the sum of the money making ritual ingredients cost N2,500 which they contributed among themselves.