Wednesday, 30 March 2016

Read how a Man killed pregnant woman used her unborn child for rituals.

Akwa Ibom State Police Command has paraded a 28-year old man, Edet Asuquo, for purportedly killing a pregnant lady and utilizing her and the unborn youngster for rituals

Edet Asuquo, a local of Ikot Otu in Itu Local Government range of the state, was said to have schemed with four others to expel the embryo from the lady's womb around evening time.


The woman was a local of Cross River State and was said to be a client to Asuquo who bargains in shellfish.

As per the state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Cordelia Nwawe, "Asuquo, having sold the primary piece of his fish to the pregnant lady, attracted her to his home asserting that he had plenty of shellfish at a less expensive rate.

The lady had guiltlessly tailed him home, where she was murdered and her body covered up close to a plantain tree on the premises.

"Asuquo admitted that a pioneer in his town gave an occupation to him and his companions to murder a pregnant lady for N50, 000 so he could utilize the hatchling for penance.

"We were five that were requested that slaughter a pregnant lady with the goal that her head and unborn kid would be uprooted and utilized for custom reason.

"He let us know that after we have completed the employment, he will give every one of us N50, 000.

"He didn't give us any development installment, after we had done the occupation, my sister reported the matter to my senior sibling, who thusly called the police. The suspect and those everywhere were shrunk by a town pioneer for N250, 000, to slaughter a pregnant lady and uproot the lady's head and the baby for custom reason.

"Luckiness, be that as it may, ran out on them as Asuquo's sister reported the matter to their senior sibling, who welcomed the police.

"The pregnant mother had gone to the business sector to purchase shellfish from Asuquo. The man baited her to his home to purchase more clams.

"The clueless pregnant lady was killed there," the police representative expressed.

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