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Man kills Pregnant Nurse For Ritual In Anambra

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An unidentified pregnant nurse in Umueri village, Ogbunike, in Oyi Local Government Area of Anambra State has been killed by a man named Chiemelie Oborji, reports Business Today NG.
It was gathered that Oborji lured the nurse under the pretext that his mother was ill and needed medical attention.
According to commentary in a viral Facebook video, no sooner had the woman arrived than she was butchered by the suspect, who reportedly fled the scene immediately afterwards.
An indigene of the community, posting under the name Iroko Ogbunike, claimed the victim’s body showed that vital organs had been removed before she was dumped in a pit near the suspect’s compound.
“Unconfirmed news also suggest that parts of the nurse’s body were missing, raising strong suspicions of a ritual killing.
“The entire community is in shock as security agencies intensify efforts to track down the suspect.”
In the video, individuals from the community dragging the dead woman’s body out of the pit.
One of the youths involved in recovering the body was heard lamenting the “unjust treatment” and declaring the alleged suspect, Chiemelie, “wanted in the entire community.”
As at the time of filing this report, the Anambra State Police Command has yet to make statement on the sad development.

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