marsman:

I am even more concerned about the well being of the remaining igbos in igbo land, who are dieing in silence, who don't know if they will see tomorrow afternoon as a result of the atrocities their fellow igbo brother can do to them, ranging from eating them, to kidnapping them, to assasinating them, to selling their organs, to pounding their heads to open a shop in Onitsha, or kill them and mutilate their corps like they did to those Security operatives for petty reasons. And a word of the matter won't get out of igbo land cause covering up crime is a degree Osu bastards study in the igbo social cultural community from child birth.

The few senseless Yorubas letting this hypocrite have mouth just dey vex me

Sterope:
You are as despicable as him. Both of you shouldn't have been born.

Obamaofusa:


Ritualism,using human parts and cannibalism have always been an agelong and existing culture of the Igbos.Reason they are happy that they have successfully initiated some gullible Yorubas into this horrid space.
May God cleanse Yorubaland from these 11 million Osu.

comfort3:
Inside human parts market in Lagos.
Sunday, February 15, 2009

More Stories on This Section
Jankara market is self- effacing and deceptively ordinary. Located close to Idumagbo area of Lagos Island, the market is just a stretch of an old street.

Ears on the ground
Like other streets and markets, canvassers and touts hang around the place pitching for customers and mugus (gullible people). Though low in reputation,touts are an essential segment of this time – honoured market. Over the years, the place has come to be known as a place where any thing goes. And so, the touts come handy here.
They have their ears on the ground, and therefore know all the goings-on.

Book and wait
A week ago, our reporter posed as a juju priest who was in dire need of human body parts for urgent rituals. After about four hours of waiting and being passed from one “contact” to another, and played around like ping-pong, the reporter got a dealer who “booked” him. The rule here is, if you want a fresh human body part, you book and wait. If your order is for dry parts you get instant delivery.
But you must be an expert in human anatomy to decipher the parts you want from man’s closest animal relations – gorilla, chimpanzee and monkey.

Dark secret
But don’t jump to a hasty conclusion, there are genuine traders and honest businessmen and women at Jankara.They perhaps don’t even know that the place also habour a dark secret. A police post even looks over the place. A signpost calls it Oko Awo Police Post. An office on the counter there stared at our reporter angrily when he asked him if the police know about the wheeling and dealing in human body parts in the area: “What kind of question be this? I beg go, no be for here—o” the police officer retorted angrily.

Menumo
This expression when translated literally means “seal your lips” in Yoruba. The term is said in whisper and hushed tone — menu…mo .When you say the first syllable, you pause, look around to be sure there’s no third party or curiosity cat eaves dropping. When a deal is struck, you will be taken to some dank shanties and courtyard for your consignment.

The business is all about raw cash. A fresh human head has a street value of N250, 000. Fresh internal organs like heart, lung, kidney, and so on go for 500,000 a piece.
Other vital parts like penis, vagina and breast costs N50,000 each.Fresh tongue is sold at N100,000.
Sunday Sun learnt when a tongue is “ritualized and jujufied” that it “works well” for traders and people who apply for visa to go abroad “when well prepared, no one go question you for embassy and even your working place”, a dealer whose alias is Baba Ibeji revealed.
Toe and finger, Sunday Sun further learnt are good for travelers and business people. “ The toe is for traveling without falling.
The finger is to make money. Any thing you touch turns to money”, Baba Ibeji said.
Fresh toe and finger goes for N50,000 each.

Ritual animals
Even animals considered endangered species are not spared in Jankara. Herbalist beside the area’s butcher shop openly sell a wide range of animals. Imprisoned in wire-mesh cages are live animals like eagles, tortoise, chamellion, alligator and so on. A live eagle goes for N10,000.
Dead and dry one costsN500,000. Live Tortois costN5,000 while ordinary empty one is sold for N2,500.
Live chamelion costs N2,500. Dead and dry one goes for N2,000. The lizard-like creature, Sunday Sun learnt, is in demand by Advance Fee Fraudster —419. “When the thing is worked”, it means the more you look, the less you see, you will never caught,” one of the dealers who declined to give his name said.

Tough-skinned
The dealers know their terrain and the world they inhabit.They smell and sense danger in the air all the time. They are inclined to do business with you if you mention and have a prove of a regular Juju priest and customer. Even at this, they will still carry out a check on you. There’s no physical search. Under the pretex of “bringing your thing”, they will call your guarrantor and run a check on you. Any discovery of falsehood, they will cancel the deal and melt out of sight, leaving you to wait forever

Where missing people go
Jankara might be the possible place where missing persons in Lagos resurface but reduced to faceless, liveless body parts. As though to corroborate this, the managing director of Lagos State waste Management Authority (LAWMAN), Mr Ola Oresanya told Sunday Sun in an interview that hardly a day passes in the city without street sweepers and refuse collectors picking dismembered corpses and body parts.

“The corpses and body parts may be the handwork of ritualist and hit-and-run drivers”, he said.
Meanwhile Sunday Sun learnt that the morgues in the city are brimming with unclaimed dcorpses.There’s no more land for mass burial. So cremnation is the only option,” the source said.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2009/feb/15/national-15-02-2009-01.htm

Okijajuju1:
LOL!!

I love my country jare!!
Man must wac. period. endangered species indeed.

EastisBae:
Afonjas are so disgusting! I know that all these ritual killings and skull mining going on in that region must have a ready made market for it.

So shameful yet they're still mired in extreme poverty to the point they hardly live in decent houses.

Tufiakwa!!!

OsunAmazon:
Who are these human spare part merchants?. Are they so invisible that the police can't arrest them?. How much do they sell human kidneys?

jyz200:
The police should investigate this if it’s true

marsman:

And it not alien to any one that is sane, that those decent houses in the erosion ravaged east are built from the proceeds of Drug pushing, pounding babies from baby factory for rituals, worshipping amadioha with human skulls at Okija shrine, kidnapping, assasination jobs and many more cruel atrocities humans can think of.
Osu bastards the most babaric crude wicked cursed race on earth

Forgodsgrace:


It’s not fake but real.I have been to the market in late 90s and you can easily get any human part from that market

Obamaofusa:


Ritualism,using human parts and cannibalism have always been an agelong and existing culture of the Igbos.Reason they are happy that they have successfully initiated some gullible Yorubas into this horrid space.
May God cleanse Yorubaland from these 11 million Osu.

Jakumo:
This discussion thread dates back to 2009, a year when men were men, and women were grateful haha, but on a serious note, this topic is still relevant because Nigeria has now been officially inducted into The Global Skull Miner's Consortium, with all rights and privileges implied.

Nonexisting:
Money no dey human parts dealing, we don't roll like that. Na 25k per human head we for take use rebuild Igboland after civil war? Think am naa, the business is for your unambitious afonja people. If na 25k per human head business I take build my house here in Owerri, na only animals go dey my village by now and them sef go don dey hustle for skull insurance because I never finish landscaping so every head including rats head will suffice.

Jakumo:


Nwannemm please, I beg you, don't try to disown our very own Clifford Orji and the Otokoto Surgical Crew simply because you don't subscribe to their chosen career paths and area of entrepreneurial endeavor. Skullduggery is a highly specialized technology that is not for everyone due to the complexity of its procedures, yet it IS practiced throughout the Nigerian federation by ALL her glorious tribal groups without a single exception.

The mere fact that one does not earn a living from skullduggery should not mean that those who do engage in that business should be disowned or disenfranchised like shameful illegitimate step-children. Each culture within Nigeria should accept and celebrate its members who rank among Nigeria's respected Fortune 500 major players in skullduggery and other related skullarhip matters.

LLiKYekoba:


Why is it that whenever you yorubas are called out for your propensity for ritualism and human parts merchandize, you start pointing fingers and reminding us about few cases like Clifford Orji, Otokoto that happened eons ago when 75% of people on this forum were not yet born?
You keep playing to the gallery while as we speak somebody somewhere in a bush in yorubaland is mauling a victim, decapitating and cutting up his/her vital organs to be sold to a client, all in real time.

I have done my study and found out that yoruba culture exalts use of human parts for rituals. Even Awolowo (a revered yoruba leader and Ogboni confraternity member) once defended a yoruba king who killed a little girl and harvested her parts for ritual purposes.

Tufia!

comfort3:
Inside human parts market in Lagos.
Sunday, February 15, 2009

More Stories on This Section
Jankara market is self- effacing and deceptively ordinary. Located close to Idumagbo area of Lagos Island, the market is just a stretch of an old street.

Ears on the ground
Like other streets and markets, canvassers and touts hang around the place pitching for customers and mugus (gullible people). Though low in reputation,touts are an essential segment of this time – honoured market. Over the years, the place has come to be known as a place where any thing goes. And so, the touts come handy here.
They have their ears on the ground, and therefore know all the goings-on.

Book and wait
A week ago, our reporter posed as a juju priest who was in dire need of human body parts for urgent rituals. After about four hours of waiting and being passed from one “contact” to another, and played around like ping-pong, the reporter got a dealer who “booked” him. The rule here is, if you want a fresh human body part, you book and wait. If your order is for dry parts you get instant delivery.
But you must be an expert in human anatomy to decipher the parts you want from man’s closest animal relations – gorilla, chimpanzee and monkey.

Dark secret
But don’t jump to a hasty conclusion, there are genuine traders and honest businessmen and women at Jankara.They perhaps don’t even know that the place also habour a dark secret. A police post even looks over the place. A signpost calls it Oko Awo Police Post. An office on the counter there stared at our reporter angrily when he asked him if the police know about the wheeling and dealing in human body parts in the area: “What kind of question be this? I beg go, no be for here—o” the police officer retorted angrily.

Menumo
This expression when translated literally means “seal your lips” in Yoruba. The term is said in whisper and hushed tone — menu…mo .When you say the first syllable, you pause, look around to be sure there’s no third party or curiosity cat eaves dropping. When a deal is struck, you will be taken to some dank shanties and courtyard for your consignment.

The business is all about raw cash. A fresh human head has a street value of N250, 000. Fresh internal organs like heart, lung, kidney, and so on go for 500,000 a piece.
Other vital parts like penis, vagina and breast costs N50,000 each.Fresh tongue is sold at N100,000.
Sunday Sun learnt when a tongue is “ritualized and jujufied” that it “works well” for traders and people who apply for visa to go abroad “when well prepared, no one go question you for embassy and even your working place”, a dealer whose alias is Baba Ibeji revealed.
Toe and finger, Sunday Sun further learnt are good for travelers and business people. “ The toe is for traveling without falling.
The finger is to make money. Any thing you touch turns to money”, Baba Ibeji said.
Fresh toe and finger goes for N50,000 each.

Ritual animals
Even animals considered endangered species are not spared in Jankara. Herbalist beside the area’s butcher shop openly sell a wide range of animals. Imprisoned in wire-mesh cages are live animals like eagles, tortoise, chamellion, alligator and so on. A live eagle goes for N10,000.
Dead and dry one costsN500,000. Live Tortois costN5,000 while ordinary empty one is sold for N2,500.
Live chamelion costs N2,500. Dead and dry one goes for N2,000. The lizard-like creature, Sunday Sun learnt, is in demand by Advance Fee Fraudster —419. “When the thing is worked”, it means the more you look, the less you see, you will never caught,” one of the dealers who declined to give his name said.

Tough-skinned
The dealers know their terrain and the world they inhabit.They smell and sense danger in the air all the time. They are inclined to do business with you if you mention and have a prove of a regular Juju priest and customer. Even at this, they will still carry out a check on you. There’s no physical search. Under the pretex of “bringing your thing”, they will call your guarrantor and run a check on you. Any discovery of falsehood, they will cancel the deal and melt out of sight, leaving you to wait forever

Where missing people go
Jankara might be the possible place where missing persons in Lagos resurface but reduced to faceless, liveless body parts. As though to corroborate this, the managing director of Lagos State waste Management Authority (LAWMAN), Mr Ola Oresanya told Sunday Sun in an interview that hardly a day passes in the city without street sweepers and refuse collectors picking dismembered corpses and body parts.

“The corpses and body parts may be the handwork of ritualist and hit-and-run drivers”, he said.
Meanwhile Sunday Sun learnt that the morgues in the city are brimming with unclaimed dcorpses.There’s no more land for mass burial. So cremnation is the only option,” the source said.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2009/feb/15/national-15-02-2009-01.htm

LLiKYekoba:


Why is it that whenever you yorubas are called out for your propensity for ritualism and human parts merchandize, you start pointing fingers and reminding us about few cases like Clifford Orji, Otokoto that happened eons ago when 75% of people on this forum were not yet born?
You keep playing to the gallery while as we speak somebody somewhere in a bush in yorubaland is mauling a victim, decapitating and cutting up his/her vital organs to be sold to a client, all in real time.

I have done my study and found out that yoruba culture exalts use of human parts for rituals. Even Awolowo (a revered yoruba leader and Ogboni confraternity member) once defended a yoruba king who killed a little girl and harvested her parts for ritual purposes.

Tufia!

LLiKYekoba:


Mr Ewedu, was it Clifford Orji that helped your Ogbonni yoruba king capture and mutilate a little yoruba girl of less than 5 years for ritual purpose in the 1940s? Was it Clifford Orji that told Chief Awolowo his fellow Ogbonni member how to defend the murderous king? Keep deceiving yourself.

Afterall yorubas are utopianistic experts at deceiving themselves. They hate truth because it is bitter. They prefer the sweet lies that will give them 'jedi jedi'.


Ritualism and yoruba culture are inseperable.

Everyday una go dey find human skulls wey una go dry ontop trees and fenced for Ogun, Osun and Oyo state. Dem don swear for una. Werey people.

suffering:
No pictures = fake news. I won’t read that shit.

MEGAWATCH:


Even if you see pictures you will demand for video and as long as your people are involved it is fake news for you.

OsunAmazon:
Who are these human spare part merchants?. Are they so invisible that the police can't arrest them?. How much do they sell human kidneys?

NimrodEndOfDays: