Suspected cultists decapitate EKSU understudy in Ado Ekiti

Ado Ekiti—The headless assortment of Ayodele Temilade, an undergraduate of the Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, was Sunday night found at the college's door where it was purportedly dumped by cultists.

The disclosure of the headless body scarcely five days after the killing of Ojo Segun, a third year understudy of a similar establishment by presumed cultists made frenzy inside the college group.

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A few understudies of the organization, who talked under secrecy, said the cadaver of Ayodele Temilade was found at the door of the school on Sunday night around 10pm. They, notwithstanding, clarified that they didn't know how the cadaver arrived.

A nearby take a gander at the cadaver posted on the online networking uncovered that the leader of the casualty was disjoined and the body caused with a few cleaver cuts.

The Police Public Relations Officer, Ekiti State summon, Mr. Alberto Adeyemi, told newsmen that the order got the report of the episode yesterday morning and had since expelled the body to the morgue.

He stated: "His name was given as Ayodele Temilade however we don't have a clue about his course or level until further notice. We are regarding the issue as a murder case until the point when the examination is finished."

Additionally, the Acting Director, Information and Corporate Affairs of the foundation, Ajibade Olubunmi, who likewise affirmed the occurrence, included that Temilade's body was found at the door of his habitation in spite of prior cases that the carcass was dumped at the school's entryway.

In the interim, Ajibade in an announcement yesterday said the administration of EKSU has proclaimed war against religion exercises in the school.

Labeled "Operation no cultism in EKSU", the announcement said the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Samuel Oye Bandele, made the announcement after a crisis security meeting in light of a detectable upsurge in cultists' exercises in the organization.

"Every single speculated cultist will be gathered together, explored and managed by the University's surviving guidelines and directions and indicted in the law courts," he said.