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Tension as Beheaded Body Found in Lagos Community

The corpses were still lying a few meters apart when Punch arrived at the scene.

Emmanuel Babs by Emmanuel Babs
April 22, 2025
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Residents of Lagos State’s Idimu neighbourhood were tense on Sunday after finding the bodies of two men, one of whom had been decapitated.

According to PUNCH, the bodies were found along Oladun Road on Sunday morning, although it was gathered that the incident took place late Saturday night.

The corpses were still lying a few meters apart when Punch arrived at the scene.

This also drew the attention of stunned residents and passersby who gathered around the bodies.

A resident Lanre Ajao who spoke to Punch identified one of the deceased as Baba Oja.

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He said, “We woke up to see their lifeless bodies on the road this morning. We cannot immediately identify the one with a severed head but the other person is Baba Oja. He is very popular in this area.

“He was also known to always mingle with some boys who ran after flashy cars to collect money from the drivers around the Council bus stop. We still saw him yesterday controlling the traffic for some of the flashy cars.”

Another resident, Jamiu Raji, said that the nature of the killings indicated cult violence.

“We found out that the incident was not just a fight. It is related to a cult attack because of the way the two of them were killed. However, incidents like this are not common in this area. That is why people were shocked to see this,” he said.

It was further gathered that the corpses remained at the scene for nearly 10 hours before police operatives eventually arrived.

The second corpse was later identified as that of another resident in the community whose name our correspondent could not ascertain as of press time.

Another resident who did not want his name in print for security reasons said the families of the deceased victims were made to part away with money before they could allow them to take the corpses away.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, could not be reached as calls made to his phone were not responded to. A text message sent to him had yet to be responded to as of the time this report was filed.

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