Enugu Police Arrest Man For Raping 11 Minors For Money Rituals

The Enugu State Police Command has arrested a man identified as Esomchi Ojobo, who allegedly abused about 11 minors sexually for money rituals. The command’s spokesman, Ebere Amaraizu, said this in a statement issued in Enugu on Sunday.

The suspect, a native of Enugu-Ezike in Igbo-Eze North Local Government of Enugu State, who was apprehended on December 11, claimed he was instructed by an unnamed spiritualist to have anal sex with minors; both boys and girls, in order to acquire wealth.

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Ojobo’s victims, who were not named by the police, were aged 3, 4, 7, 8, 9 and 11 years, Punch reports.

It was also learnt that Ojobo allegedly hypnotised the minors before raping them.

Amaraizu, who confirmed the development, said that upon his arrest, Ojobo confessed that he used a white cloth to perpetrate the act. According to him, the white cloth was given to the suspect by an unnamed spiritualist, which he flashes on the faces of his targets.

”The suspect explained that the little boy or girl would temporarily lose his or her senses after the dangling of the cloth on the person’s face and added that the victim would follow him to wherever he intended to perpetrate the crime.

He also confessed that he was instructed to rape the minors through the anus in order to ‘collect their destinies’, which would in turn translate to immense riches for him.

He (suspect) revealed that as soon as the white cloth is flashed on their (victims’) faces, they will lose consciousness and follow him to where he will abuse them through the anus for the purpose of reaping the victim’s destiny, which in turn boosts the process of his financial acquisition,” Amaraizu explained.

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Unfortunately, Ojobo has not acquired the expected wealth before his arrest. But he said he was yet to complete the ‘process’ as instructed by the spiritualist, before he was arrested.

”When asked whether he had started getting the money, the suspect maintained that he was still in the process and that the process needed to be completed before he would start reaping the monetary dividend as instructed,” Amaraizu added.

Amaraizu said the police had launched a full scale investigation into Ojobo’s activities, adding that the suspect had expressed regrets over his actions.

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