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RITUALIST ON THE PROWL

A young man left his destinations last week,he was heading to his office somewhere in Ilupeju, Lagos state,unfortunately for him he entered kidnappers vehicle and within a short while he was hynotized.
Ritual killings is not new in Africa as a whole, some people may find it difficult to believe that some individuals deals in human parts, I mean human parts.Last week a man was caught with head and two wrist of a woman whom he lured into the bush under the pretense of spiritual cleansing.

The patrons of the rituals killers are obviously people whose source of income are questionable and in some instances politicians.Some people believed charms made from human parts are potents.

Inordinate ambitions and depress economy has driven some individuals into committing unpardonable sins.I am very sure most of these evils men has the backing of law enforcement agents.

Every day for the thief, but one day for the owner, very soon I know they will be expose, and government should perform statutory duties of protecting lives and properties.For the young man that was kidnapped and later found, I want to say congratulations.

The lesson to be learnt is that we should be prayerful and more security conscious.

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