Father Demands Justice as Missing Kwara Student is Found Dead in Suspect’s Home
The tragic murder of Yetunde Lawal, a final-year student in Kwara State, has sent shockwaves across Nigeria.
Her grieving father, Alhaji Ibrahim Lawal, has called for justice after police uncovered shocking evidence linking her death to ritual practices.
Yetunde, who had recently secured a teaching job, was last seen attending a friend’s naming ceremony. She later informed her friends she was meeting someone. That meeting turned fatal.
Suspect Confesses to Murder
The main suspect, Abdulrahman Mohammed Bello, an Islamic teacher, initially claimed she died of an asthma attack.
However, after police investigation, he admitted to the crime. Officers discovered a horn, black soap, and charms in his apartment—signs pointing to a ritual killing.
Speaking at a special prayer session for his daughter, Alhaji Lawal said, “She was murdered for ritual purposes. We just want justice so that others can learn and our society can be safer.”
A Call for Swift Justice
The grieving father urged the authorities, including the Nigeria Police Force and the Emir of Ilorin, to ensure a transparent investigation.
He hopes justice will be served so that Yetunde’s tragic death does not go in vain.
Yetunde, who studied Chemistry and Integrated Science, had a bright future ahead. But her life was cut short by someone she thought she could trust.
The case has reignited concerns about the dangers of online friendships and ritual killings in Nigeria.
As investigations continue, Nigerians are demanding answers and justice for Yetunde.
What’s Next?
The suspect remains in police custody as the investigation unfolds. Authorities assure the public that justice will be served.
Stay updated on NIGPOST for the latest developments.
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