– Arrested suspects are between the ages of 14 and 16
– Their leaders initiated them by having a carnal knowledge of them
– Security officials say they are on the trail of other assailants
Reports from Ondo state, southwestern Nigeria have it that some
secondary school students suspected to be cultists were bent on
initiating their new female members by having carnal knowledge of them.
This much was disclosed by the state command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) which arrested eight secondary school students for being cult members.
The suspected cultists, five male three female between the ages of 14 and 16, were said to be members of the Eiye fraternity.
According to Vanguard, the leader of the gang reportedly had sex with the ladies when he was initiating them, as a way of welcoming them to the fraternity, but they were all arrested by the security officials in Akure, the state capital following a tip-off.
The state Commander of NSCDC, Ayinla Adeyinka, while parading the suspects, noted that the under-aged students were being initiated by an ex-member of the secondary school.
He said: “The former student of the secondary schools was the one that came to the school to persuade the students to join his group. He had sex with the female ones to initiate them.”
While also informing that the suspects meet every Friday in the school premises, Adeyinka pointed out that the command was still investigating and would soon charge them to court.
A 15-year-old among the three ladies arrested, confessed to newsmen that three of them were initiated by her boyfriend, a student of Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo whom they simply identified as ‘Sergeant’.
She explained further that she joined the group in November last year when her boyfriend introduced her to the group alongside her friends.
“He had sex with the three of us in his house and after the sex he inflicted cuts in our hands to take our blood and told us that we had joined his group,” she said, adding that they used to meet inside the bush at the back of their school every Friday after the school hours.
The Lagos state government only recently re-affirmed that it will ensure cultists are ousted from the state and within the metropolis following recent reports of increasing acts by the fraternity members.
– Their leaders initiated them by having a carnal knowledge of them
– Security officials say they are on the trail of other assailants
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This much was disclosed by the state command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) which arrested eight secondary school students for being cult members.
The suspected cultists, five male three female between the ages of 14 and 16, were said to be members of the Eiye fraternity.
According to Vanguard, the leader of the gang reportedly had sex with the ladies when he was initiating them, as a way of welcoming them to the fraternity, but they were all arrested by the security officials in Akure, the state capital following a tip-off.
The state Commander of NSCDC, Ayinla Adeyinka, while parading the suspects, noted that the under-aged students were being initiated by an ex-member of the secondary school.
He said: “The former student of the secondary schools was the one that came to the school to persuade the students to join his group. He had sex with the female ones to initiate them.”
While also informing that the suspects meet every Friday in the school premises, Adeyinka pointed out that the command was still investigating and would soon charge them to court.
A 15-year-old among the three ladies arrested, confessed to newsmen that three of them were initiated by her boyfriend, a student of Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo whom they simply identified as ‘Sergeant’.
She explained further that she joined the group in November last year when her boyfriend introduced her to the group alongside her friends.
“He had sex with the three of us in his house and after the sex he inflicted cuts in our hands to take our blood and told us that we had joined his group,” she said, adding that they used to meet inside the bush at the back of their school every Friday after the school hours.
The Lagos state government only recently re-affirmed that it will ensure cultists are ousted from the state and within the metropolis following recent reports of increasing acts by the fraternity members.
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