Wednesday 22 July 2015

Police Round Up 12 Teenage Suspects Over Lesbianism

Hell was let loose, last week, in Oto-Owori area, Ijanikin, Lagos
State, after a 16-year-old member of the famous Abogun family, made
startling confessions about how she was initiated into cultism and
lesbianism by the younger sister of her uncle's wife. Parents of the
victim who were shocked by the confession reportedly alerted the
police after she was caught while attempting to sneak out of the house
with some items demanded by her cult members.
Revelations
According to the victim (names withheld), who completed her secondary
education in June, "it was Tope who introduced me into lesbianism and
cultism early last year. On Friday, at about 7-8pm, I received a call
from Tope that I should bring my red jacket, which is the cult uniform
and a jack-knife for her. While I was attempting to sneak out of the
house to meet her, I was accosted by my brothers who checked the bag I
was carrying and found the cult jacket and the jack-knife. They called
on my parents who demanded to know how I got those items.

File: arrested suspects
Becoming lesbian partner
"Initially, she forced me into becoming her lesbian partner. She
threatened me that if I failed to do it, my life was at stake. When I
became her lover, we took a blood oath as Tope used a blade to cut my
hand and licked the blood. She also cut her hand and asked me to lick
the blood. She threatened that she must not see me with anyone,
whether male or female but she was free to go out with others as she
has other lovers. I have been her lover for over a year now and I
became her lover before I completed my secondary education.
"After Tope introduced me to lesbianism, she forced me into their
cult. The night I was initiated into Aiye cult, I was blindfolded.
Members of the cult gave me a gun to take an oath, declaring that I
would not reveal anything about the cult to anyone. They said if I
ever revealed anything about the cult to anyone, the same gun that I
used to take the oath would be used to take my life. Thereafter, about
twenty of the males present at the initiation slept with me one after
the other.
Strange gun appears
"Two months ago, I stole my father's N50, 000 and gave to her. There
was a time she gave me a gun to keep for her. I kept the gun in my
book-shelf two days. She gave the gun to me because she said she
couldn't take it home. Later, she collected it and gave it to a member
of the cult. I really don't know what they use the weapon for. The red
jacket which is the cult uniform was given to me by Segun. He is the
leader of the Aiye cult. Since I became a member, I haven't been able
to go anywhere with them because of how difficult it is for me to
leave home as my parents don't allow me out after 6pm, and most of
their activities are usually in the night. There was a time they asked
me to trail my elder brother because they said he is arrogant."
Shooting at birthday party
In her defence, 18-year-old Tope (surname withheld) who initially
confessed that she gave the gun to Kemi to keep because she could not
take it home, later denied the allegation that she is a cultist.
According to her, "I have known Kemi from my childhood. I am a
salesgirl. I was arrested because the victim said I introduced her
into cultism and lesbianism but I am not a cultist, and she didn't
give me money.
"I have not seen Kemi for more than a month now, since my birthday
which I celebrated on June 21. Although they fired a gun at my
birthday party, I don't know who fired the gunshot but Samuel was with
a gun that night, and I know that Samuel is a cultist and he attended
my birthday party. It was a cult guy called Daddy that threatened that
if I refuse to join their cult, he will deal with me and shoot me in
the legs with a gun."
Recruiting young girls as armourers
Crime Alert gathered that young girls were recruited into the cult
group as they are used as armourers who keep the ammunitions for them
any time they go for operation. It was learned that based on the
revelations
, the Divisional Police Officer in-charge of Ijanikin Division of
Lagos State, SP Robinson Eregare, swung into action and succeeded in
clamping down on all the suspected cultists connected with the
victim's initiation. Among those arrested were Musa Kareem, Austine
Ebosoje and ten others.
Police reacts
Confirming the incident, Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer,
DSP Kenneth Nwosu said Temitope Famati, an 18-year-old lesbian,
Ogunsan Kemi , another 20-year-old lesbian, Oseni Lukman, 30; Chidi
Okafor, 25; Musa Kareem, 26; Austine Ebozoje, a 19- year-old pirate,
Segun Sowumi, Olatokunbo Babatunde, 18; Gbelebu Samuel, 17 and Hussan
Azeez, 30, were among the cultists arrested so far.

--Vanguard

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