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Title: Escaped Ward of the State was HIV positive

Message Body:
Met ah wonda which facility this and mi get goose pimples thinking about how much man dem pass it on to.

Escaped girl had HIV

Workers worried they may have spread virus

Some female wards who had escaped while being housed at a place of safety are back in state care. However, concerns exist as to where they were and in whose company, THE STAR understands.

Our news team has been advised that three juveniles had escaped over the past three or so weeks and at least two of the three females who were on the run were persons living with HIV.

Information reaching THE STAR is that there had been extreme efforts to recapture these girls before unsuspecting males in surrounding communities who desired sex viewed them as vulnerable.

A member of staff at the facility spoke to THE STAR on condition of anonymity because the person was not authorised to speak on the issue.

However, according to the worker, out of concern for persons who would have no idea that the girls were infected, as there were no clear signs to suggest such, the person was willing to speak on the matter.

Remand

The member of staff expressed, ”I glad say dem catch dem back cause dem look mature. One wid the virus escape last week and dem hold har back Friday. Another two did escape round about the same period, but only one out of dem two deh had the virus, dem hold dem back yesterday and remand dem, di two a dem.”

The worker continued, ”Mi a tell yuh wah can reach some man enuh cause dem girl deh have the big A, and any man would see them and maybe try put dem up and ting. Dem fresh and young and if unprotected sex come into play dem only a destroy dem self cause dem girl ya bad. That’s why most of dem are here.”

Attempts by THE STAR to speak with the relevant personnel at the place of safety proved futile as repeated calls to the administrative office went unanswered.

When contacted, the police confirmed that two female wards of the State that were previously on the run had been recaptured in the area, and returned to the place of safety.

The officer could not confirm, however, if the girls had the HIV virus.

He said, ”I was not informed so I cannot say whether or not, what I am concerned about is that girls are constantly escaping from the facility which is becoming too frequent, and persons in the surrounding communities are readily available to put dem up, that is what needs attention.”

A man simply identified as Iku Monday by residents of Sabo area of Abeokuta, Ogun State, is still being quizzed by the police for allegedly beheading dead woman (names withheld) after exhuming her corpse from a grave in her husband’s building site.

It revealed that on August 18 this year, Mr. Abiodun, husband of Monday’s victim, contracted Monday to clear a plot of land belonging to him on the outskirts of Sabo for a fee.
On the site was a grave of his (Abiodun’s) second wife, who died of complications following delivery of her baby.

Sunday Sun also authoritatively gathered that trouble started when a resident simply identified as Mr. Akpan allegedly spotted Iku Monday while exhuming and beheading the corpse of the dead woman. Akpan then raised the alarm, alerting the neighbourhood of the dastardly act by Monday and in no time a crowd gathered to ‘arrest’ Monday.

They reportedly swooped on him but he escaped. The mob gave a hot chase and eventually caught and stripped him naked, clubbing the daylight out of him, while demanding an explanation for desecrating act. After much battering, Monday allegedly confessed that he was commissioned by a white garment pastor (names withheld), who owns a “mission house” in a village called Oloomore in Ayetoro area of Abeokuta. He alleged that the said cleric gave him N6,000 to get him the head of a dead person. His words, “Please, be lenient with me.

I was asked to do this by a white garment cleric. He paid me N6,000 for the job. I have been searching for a corpse’s head before Mr. Abiodun contracted me to clear this site, and when I discovered a grave on the site, and was sure it was recently dug, I decided to exhume the corpse and behead her. I didn’t know it was Oga Abiodun’s wife.

If you spare my life, I will take you to the cleric, but not in this naked condition, I would have to put on my clothes so the cleric will recognize me.” As others were bent on lynching Monday, elders intervened and pleaded with the mob to allow Monday lead them to the cleric.

Iku Monday then took the mob to the outskirts of Sabo, a place called Oloomore, on Sanni Road in Ayetoro area of Ogun State. On getting to the cleric’s place, a drama first played out in the shanty that could only be described as a pigsty. Persons suspected to be worshippers or members of a religious sect promptly took to their heels as soon as they spotted a crowd approaching with Iku Monday.

The makeshift shanty has no proper roofing, only a brownish mosquito net hung over it. There was no furniture of any kind to give the place the appearance of a ‘home’. Sunday Sun discovered fetish materials such as the horns of a ram wrapped with red and black clothes, carved wooden images of a man and woman tied together with sacks, and a cock in a basket with its legs bound. These and many other items hard to describe in print were found in the place.

The cleric denied Monday’s allegation, saying he had never set eyes on him before. His words, “He is a liar o. I don’t know him from Adam. He is an agent of the devil brought to destroy my ministry. They have failed spiritually, now they are combating me physically.” But residents of Ayetoro, especially the cleric’s neighbours, told Sunday Sun they had always suspected the cleric.

“When he first came to this place, he always carried one fetish sacrifice or the other to three-way junctions in this area. We have often wondered if he is truly a man of God as he professes. How can a man of God be involved in fetish things?” Elder Kasumu, a resident of the area, said. Unmoved by the ‘pastor’s denial, the mob took Monday and his ‘client’ to the Sabo Police Station to face the law.

The Sun