A woman suspected to be in her 20s have been raped to death in Ogun state .
The woman, who is yet to be identified was found abandoned in an uncompleted building on Farawe Street, Agbado-Oja in Ifo local government, Ogun state – She was found naked and unconscious in the pool of her blood but died while being taken to the hospital Share on Facebook Share on Twitter rape On Wednesday, November 9, a woman in her late 20s has been found dead in an abandoned building on Farawe Street, Agbado-Oja in Ifo local government, Ogun state.
The woman who is yet to be identified was reportedly raped and abandoned in the building. She was found naked and unconscious in a pool of her blood inside the building, Punch reports.
It was gathered that some children were playing football on a pitch near the building at about 6 pm when their ball fell into the building.
One of the children who went to pick the ball discovered the victim writhing in pains and raised an alarm. It was the boys shout that drew attention of other residents to the building.
An eyewitness, Soji, who spoke on the matter said the woman was immediately rushed to a hospital in the area, but died on the way.
Soji said: “I think the woman was gang-raped because there was blood coming out of her private parts and her mouth. She had become very weak and couldn’t talk when we asked her how she got into the building. She just gesticulated with her hands.” “We have not got to the Agbado division, where we wanted to obtain police report to present at a hospital when she died.”
Another eyewitness who pleaded anonymity said the incident must have been perpetrated by suspected ritual killers. “Her body has shrunk and she was frail. She was not from this community. I think this case is beyond ordinary rape; it has a ritual undertone,” the witness said.
Meanwhile, the Baale of Ago-Agbado, Chief Sunday Oyeogun, said the woman’s corpse was buried around 2 pm the following day as none of her relatives showed up. Oyegun said: “It appeared the woman was raped and had been in the building a few days before she was found on that day.
“I informed the health workers at the Agbado-Oke Odo Local Council Development Area so that her corpse would not pose health hazard to residents. She had been buried. “The family members, who own that building, have issues with one another over the sharing of rent. That was why they sent all the tenants away.”
The Ogun State Police Public Relations, Ambibola Oyeyemi, said the command was not aware of the incident.
