Oke Yidi News Today

Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. Anambra State Governor, Professor Charles Soludo, has identified the unknown gunmen

Men of Nigeria Hunters and Forest Security Service in Osun state have nabbed a 28-year-old herbalist, Ismail Adewuyi for being in possession

The Nigeria Hunters and Forest Security Service in Osun state has arrested a 28-year-old herbalist, Ismail Adewuyi, with the head and intestines belonging to the corpse of an unknown woman in the Ede area of the state.   The PUNCH reports that the suspect had exhumed a corpse with assorted charms at Muslim Cemetery located at Oke Yidi in the early hours of Saturday, cut off the head and brought out its intestines.  

The hunter was arrested while making his way out of the cemetery, where he exhumed a corpse, cutting its head, and bringing out its intestines. | Pulse Nigeria

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - The officers of So-Safe Corps, the Ogun State-owned security outfit, have arrested a mortuary attendant, Kushimo Lukman, for allegedly beheading a dead body. The officers arrested Mr Lukman in Abeokuta, Ogun State, in the early hours of Tuesday, while on routine patrol. Moruf Yusuf, the spokesperson of the corps, said the suspect

Operatives of state government-owned security outfit, the So-Safe Corps on Tuesday morning, April 26, arrested a mortuary attendant identified as Kushimo Lukm

After burying the boy’s body inside the cemetery, in the presence of his parents at about 7 p.m., the suspect reportedly returned to the cemetery at 6 a.m. to sever the head of the buried boy

A man said to be a mortuary attendant has been arrested in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, for cutting off the head of a deceased boy. The man, who was

Mr Igboho rose from a motorcycle mechanic to become one of the feared figures in the South-west.

From War to Peace: How Ife, Modakeke have been living together 20 years after last bloody conflict Historians have described the crisis between Ile-Ife and Modakeke as one of the oldest intra-ethnic conflicts in Nigeria. 4 min read Saka Aminu, a retired teacher, and his wife, Saudat, sat in front of their house at Oke Yidi, one of the areas where lives were lost when Ile-Ife and Modakeke indigenes fought 20 years ago. Now septuagenarians, the couple recalled how the conflict tor...