According to New Telegraph, Police detectives in Ogun State are currently probing into the gory murder of one suspected cultist named Tajudeen Raji whose stomach was cut open by a rival cult group in the Bariga area of Lagos state. Before his death, he was described as the ring leader of the Eiye confraternity and he used his group to hold residents to ransom.
Meanwhile the residents of the Ogijo community in Sagamu Local Government Area of Ogun State have moved a motion to prevent the burial of Tajudeen Raji in their area due to his bad records during his life time.
Reports have it that Raji had returned from London, the United Kingdom, a week ago, and his family members were still overseas before his gruesome murder.
The group was alleged to have ripped open his stomach and brought out his intestines. Raji’s body was dumped at Yaba College of Technology Road, WAEC Junction. According to some of the residents, Raji was a leading member of a group that used to terrorise the town between 2010 and 2013.
Raji, popularly called Orji Oba Pharaoh, owned a house on Afuwepe Street off Hospital Road in Ogijo. He allegedly used the building as hideout after terrorising the residents. One of the residents, John, said: “The deceased was sometime declared wanted by the Ogijo Police Station after he terrorised residents, but escaped justice.
"We were at home when we heard about his death in Lagos, and plans by his family to bury him at his resident in the town. Immediately we heard that, we sent some delegates to the monarch who later barred the family from bringing his body to the town for burial.”
The group was alleged to have ripped open his stomach and brought out his intestines. Raji’s body was dumped at Yaba College of Technology Road, WAEC Junction. According to some of the residents, Raji was a leading member of a group that used to terrorise the town between 2010 and 2013.
Raji, popularly called Orji Oba Pharaoh, owned a house on Afuwepe Street off Hospital Road in Ogijo. He allegedly used the building as hideout after terrorising the residents. One of the residents, John, said: “The deceased was sometime declared wanted by the Ogijo Police Station after he terrorised residents, but escaped justice.
"We were at home when we heard about his death in Lagos, and plans by his family to bury him at his resident in the town. Immediately we heard that, we sent some delegates to the monarch who later barred the family from bringing his body to the town for burial.”
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