Suspected church guard nabbed with human parts Published April 17, 2017 Share Tweet Commissioner of Police, Anambra State, Mr. Sam Okaula Tony Okafor, Awka OPERATIVES of the Anambra State Police Command have arrested a man suspected to be a security guard with the Nnewi Diocese of the Anglican Church for being in possession of human parts. The Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr. Sam Okaula, disclosed this to Southern City News on the telephone on Saturday. Okaula, who said he could not give the suspect’s name, described him as a cannibal. He, however, said there was no evidence yet suggestive that the suspect was a human parts seller. The police commissioner said, “He is with us. Some human parts were found in his possession; and I think he is just a cannibal.” When contacted, Venerable Godwin Agba, the administrative secretary of the Diocese of Nnewi Anglican Communion, owners of the higher institution the suspect allegedly worked as a guard, said the suspect was never their employee. Dogs on a hunting expedition sniffed out the alleged human parts’ seller at Ukunu Eziora Ozubulu community in Ekwusigo Local Government Area of the state. The suspect, our source said, was engaged as a security guard with the Nnewi Anglican Diocese at its proposed university site at Ozubulu. The suspect allegedly used the facility for sale and supply of humanaparts to eaters and ritualists. The source said the bubble bust when dogs on a hunting expedition ahead of the hunters returned to them and started exhibiting unusual behaviour. The source said, “An eyewitness said the suspect, whose name was not given, was seen by hunters, who had no premonition that a human killer was in the bush. “The hunters were in the bush with their two dogs, which went ahead of them, only to come back to inform their owners with signs they interpreted to mean that there was an unusual discovery. “When the hunters followed the dogs to a particular point in the bush, they were startled to see fresh dismembered human body, including the legs, hands and as well as clothes suspected to belong to victims. “The hunters, including two persons identified as Paul and Chimezie, were said to have rushed back home to contact members of Ozubulu vigilance group, who immediately followed them to the spot in the bush, but could not see those human parts any more. “After a long search, a man was seen in the bush, who happened to be a security man working at a higher institution under construction. “He was confronted by a combined team of the hunters and vigilantes, who arrested him in connection with the discovery.” According to the source, he was overpowered and he led them to a river bank, where he hid the human parts. Our correspondent learnt that he roasted the human parts for his customers who would drive into the forest at wee hours to purchase both for rituals and for eating. It was gathered that the remains of the victims found with the suspect had been deposited at a mortuary. Copyright PUNCH. All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH. Contact: editor@punchng.com Share Tweet METRO Man captures 60-year-old lover’s nudity, demands N1m Three arrested for operating fake UTME centre Man kills, buries mother in soakaway Five feared killed in Edo cult clash Man burns niece with hot iron Tricycle owners protest in Ogun over alleged marginalisation Man drowns in Kogi hotel’s swimming pool How bandits besieged Court, freed alleged notorious prison inmate Sponsored Links You May Like How To Buy a U.S Mega Millions Lottery Ticket From Your Mobile? 24lottos How ISOLATE® saved my relationship from the menace of snoring Flare Audio 7 Investments That'll Help Plan For The Future Womens Article How to play USA Lotteries From Africa? 24lottos How to Buy the U.S Mega Millions Tickets From Your Sofa? 24lottos Top 6 High Salary Clean Energy Jobs That Are In Demand Now WomensArticle.com 20 Low Interest Rate Countries Where Borrowing Money Is Almost Free WomensArticle.com How to Play USA Lotteries From Africa? 24lottos deconstructingcayla Consumerist AutoNation CEO: Tesla is a 'Ponzi scheme' or it'll 'work out' Reviewed.com Nathan Lyon's second-innings problems in Asia ESPN Cricinfo Using The United Fiasco To Flourish In The Future Huffington Post by Taboola TRENDING Five reasons why you should have a current account Police arrest leader of Imo bank robbery at father’s funeral Mega party: ADP pays N1m registration fee to INEC Seized N13bn: Present evidence of ownership, Sagay tells Wike Constituents vow to scuttle Lasun’s governorship ambition punchng.com © 1971-2017 The Punch newspaper