Missing student found dead without vital organs
Shockingly, her body was later found in a bush at Owhelogbo, with her vital organs missing.
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Instablog9ja reports that the victim, who was an ND 1 student of Science and Laboratory Technology, SLT, identified as Happiness, only celebrated her birthday on January 24, 2018.
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According to the reports, Happiness later left her hostel to visit a friend at Oleh in Isoko south LGA of the state on the same day.
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Her friends reportedly became worried when they were unable to reach her some days later.
Shockingly, her body was later found in a bush at Owhelogbo, with her vital organs missing.
There has been a rise in similar occurrences in the last two years, with young ladies being used for ritual after a few dates with men.
Apart from a few cases of kidnap, most of these occurrences have been caused by the desperation of young girls for quick money.
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