Gospel singer Timileyin Ajayi arrested for beheading girlfriend

Nigerian gospel singer Timileyin Ajayi from Kabba, Kogi State, has been arrested for allegedly killing his girlfriend, Eleojo Salome Adaidu.

The incident occurred on Sunday, January 12, in Abuja.

The singer’s late girlfriend, Timileyin Ajayi

Diaspora Digital Media understands that Ajayi was caught with the severed head of his girlfriend, and he confessed that the rest of her body was still in his home.

The singer reportedly admitted to dating Adaidu for a year before the murder.

The police have taken Ajayi into custody, and an investigation is underway. The motive behind the gruesome murder is still unclear.

Adaidu was laid to rest on January 13, just a day after the murder.

The police have urged anyone with information about the incident to come forward.

Human parts trafficking in Nigeria

Human parts trafficking is a serious and disturbing crime that has been reported in various parts of Nigeria.

This illegal trade involves the harvesting and sale of human organs and body parts, often for ritualistic or financial gain.

The victims of human parts trafficking in Nigeria are often vulnerable individuals, including children, women, and people living in poverty.

They may be lured or coerced into giving up their organs or body parts, or they may be murdered for the purpose of harvesting their organs.

The perpetrators of human parts trafficking in Nigeria often operate in secret, using underground networks and corrupt officials to carry out their activities.

The consequences of human parts trafficking in Nigeria are severe and far-reaching.

The victims and their families suffer physical and emotional trauma, and the wider community is left to grapple with the moral and social implications of this heinous crime.

The Nigerian government has taken steps to address human parts trafficking, including the passage of laws and the establishment of task forces to investigate and prosecute perpetrators.

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