Hundreds of women in Agasha in Guma Local Government Area of Benue State Wednesday took to the streets to protest the alleged rampant mysterious disappearance of both male and female sex organs in the area.
The report of vanishing organs, based on a claim by a villager who simply identified himself as Donald, had been a recurring decimal in the local government since the beginning of November.
Speaking to newsmen, Donald revealed that no fewer 15 people both male and female were reported to have fallen victims of the mysterious incident.
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“Some of the victims have been moved to a priest in Ameladu, a village near Gboko local government area for healing.
“Since sex organ disappearance continued, the community leaders have reported the case to the police.
“I think the women decided to make their grievance known to the public which warranted the protest,”
he explained.“Since sex organ disappearance continued, the community leaders have reported the case to the police.
“I think the women decided to make their grievance known to the public which warranted the protest,”
Meanwhile, the police command in the state have denied the report of missing organs.
Reacting, the state Command’s Public Relations Officer, DSP Catherine Anene said that there was no incident of such in the community
DSP Anene stated that the command actually received a report from the community on the alleged organs disappearance but said that no one in the community could show evidence that his or her organ had disappeared.
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