seunayantokun:


The saddening thing is law enforcement operatives, captains of industries, political and religious leaders, etc are all part of the market. You wonder why Guru Maraji is still there? Why was TB Joshua untouchable? What do you think Prophet Jeremiah, Apostle Sule, etc are doing in their corners? Why is it that alfas and marabouts are patronised by those in Aso Stone? Those who entered Aso Stone after Abacha died have their stories. Have you read an article by Reuben Abati talking about demons in that rock? Do you think the police, SSS, the military don't know where fellow humans are butchered and sold within and outside cities, towns and villages of Nigeria? Are they not all part of the market because they all inordinately desire and are obsessed with quick positions and promotions? When we talk about returning to the true Gospel of repentance and godly character, some people accused us of being overzealous religious preachers wanting to proselytise for Jesus Christ. Of course that is what we are and do because we know Him as the truth though they have ignorantly turned their back on Him. No solution until we all seek Christ Jesus in truth.

ivolt:
Fake story by an illiterate journalist.
After several paragraphs, he couldn't provide just one evidence of his claims.

knowhowk:
. He is not Fake ,He is not an illiterate ...U are the Ignorant here ...U take up the Duty to go look for Evidences that you seek for ...Jankara Market is older than you ,The Heinous Crime and Human Parts Market is age-long ...

macrodata:
You're the mumu one here. You think NL men were after chasing clout in 2009?

Why don't you go there and start snapping? Ask them to bring out the whole basin for your photography collection.

zeyt:
In the late 90s my friend was telling a story about the existence of similar market in lagos we thought it was a lie. He explained his boss took him there to meet a man. I was a child then and the story still stick like sore thumb to me. It a still gives me nightmare I could't get over with. Yoruba People though!

zeyt:
In the late 90s my friend was telling a story about the existence of similar market in lagos we thought it was a lie. He explained his boss took him there to meet a man. I was a child then and the story still stick like sore thumb to me. It a still gives me nightmare I could't get over with. Yoruba People though!

woah!!!! Nigerian never cease to amaze me!
there is a similar underground body part market in India but it has to do with the demand for human part for transplant (kidney, heart etc)
in due time, i am sure someones is going to pick up on it and make this market the number one place for doctors to get their illegal body part to transplant.
mind you, in India they dont have to kill people for kidneys, people are so poor that they sell them for peanuts.
watch this space,

gistmega:
Bro, they also kill for organs. they call it organ harvesting. I have been there The number of missing persons is overwhelming. The locals know. It is no secret. Some doctors specialize in removing essential organs from poor patients. Strange things are happening.

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!!!

Amunaotutheory:


My brother my cousin in Yoruba land (dad is Yoruba) tells me what they are going through in the hands of ritualists and herdsmen. He told me he has gotten a specially modified helmet to preserve his head and told me even his sisters (my cousin sisters) now wear iron pants and bra in addition to the helmet to ensure they are safe.
I pray for them everyday.

winterfell007:

Dude you really medicine. You can’t reason above tribal sentiments then you’re a complete liability to mankind. For record, I’m Igbo too and I’m not as hateful as you lots

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

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?

ivolt:
Fake story by an illiterate journalist.
After several paragraphs, he couldn't provide just one evidence of his claims.

okoroemeka:
in a big market like jankara there will be layers upon layers to peel off before you know the real dealers,in fact it is an impossibility to know,I remembered in 2014 I went to onitsha main market to buy a pump action shotgun for home defense,I went with a security expert and we are kept in a restaurant deep in the bowels of the market were no outsider can go without revealing himself,I was surprised at the array of brand new guns they brought that day for us to supervise, automatic 8 rounds shotgun,ak47,Ruger,Glock,smithwesson pistols,mark10,scorpion submachine guns, AR-15,it was crazy,if you don't know,you don't know,I will never know we're they are bringing those guns from the depths of the market.

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.

Jakumo:
While we are on the subject, why can't cannibals eat divorced women ?

Because they are bitter.

bluefilm:
I fear who no fear these Westerners.

What manner of wicked humans are these people with their evil handwork?

Tufiakwa... God forbid

winterfell007:

[s]Dude you really medicine. You can’t reason above tribal sentiments then you’re a complete liability to mankind. For record, I’m Igbo too and I’m not as hateful as you lots[/s]

Jakumo:



The[size=18pt] Human Parts Market of Jankara, Lagos, Nigeria[/size].   

I chit you not !    Ha hahaha ha ha .  Damn, my sides hurt.

Now thisi-here is the REAL sh-bhang y'all, so move over, Rover, because I'm here to talk about the The REAL CHIT.  And I ain't talking 'bout none of that wimpy-asz ketchup and Hollywood special-effects movie chit y'all is used to neither, homie, 'cause what Nigeria got is waayy more serious than that.  Tell you what, you'll never look at a stack of barbecue spare-ribs the same way again, after you check out this market. ha ha

Kicking off with the first of my many questions, how soon can we expect the Jankara Human Parts Market to put up a web-site highlighting the kidnapping, murder and dismemberment processes that make their organization one of the most renowned and successful in all of Nigeria ?  Reflecting over the availability of fresh vaginas for sale in Jankara Market, I can only imagine the sort of jokes that would get told as such sales are transacted.   On a more serious note, are the breasts sold singly, or as a pair, and can they be returned to the seller after a trial period, for replacement or upgrade to newer models ?

Naturally, overseas customers looking to get AHEAD of the competition in business and love may wish to order fresh African cranial specimens for their Juju and Santeria rituals, BUT, with Nigeria's reputation for providing no grid electricity to power the deep-freezers that are needed to keep cool heads in the Jankara Cadaver Warehouses, frequent assurances will have to be issued,  to the effect that all cold-rooms are powered by multiple redundant back-up generators that are imported, as opposed to being Aba-made or even Indian-made.

The organized exploitation of this vital human resource certainly must be cause for great professional pride among the commodity traders in that ever-popular line of work, which again proves that Nigeria is HEADED in the right direction, and making great HEADWAY in its commitment to the more unconventional, innovative and daring initiatives of trade and commerce. 


Let us all Hold our Heads Up High in the Air, and wave 'em about like we just don't care.

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?