A resident of Abuja with the name Àríké reported that she alongside twenty other people apprehended an alleged ritualist in Angwan-Sariki orozo area of the state on Sunday.
The accused whom is said to be a choir member of a church has been identified as Timi who in the video recording stated that he has been in relationship with the victim for a year.
Àríké post read: “I got the shock of my life as we apprehend a Yah*oo ritual with human head (his girlfriend) inside a nylon close to our church as we were holding service.
“I taught I just used to watch things like this until I experienced one “Live” today. And this guy said the remaining body of the girl is still in his house. God have mercy on this generation.”
A social media user had cautioned youths in with the ‘get rich quickly’ mentality to soft pedal it, stating that its hardwork that gives you wealth and not ritual.
He argued that there is nothing like ritualism while cautioning the desperate ones to use their and ensure that they don’t fall victim of scammers identifying as spiritualists.
“How do I tell the younger people of this generation that ritual killing for money is a scam? When a spiritualist scams you to a certain point and now wants to discharge you, he’ll give you a difficult task to scare you away. He may ask you to bring the head of your relative or someone dear to you.
“At this point, someone who’s got a living conscience will take to his heels, but you’ll see desperados who’ll go out of their ways to spill human blood just to get rich. Any spiritualist who says he can make you wealthy with a human part is a scammer.
“The younger people of this generation should have patient with themselves and trust the process as they work towards becoming a better version of themselves.
“Spiritualists don’t give money, money finds its way into hustling hands, not adamant hands idly waiting for miracles. While you wait patiently for an unknown spirit to deliver a car key to your doorstep, learn how to drive first.”

By: Adeoye Olorunseun Elizabeth