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JUST IN: Suspected Yahoo Boy Caught Trying To Dispose Girlfriend After Rituals Inside Dustin In Rivers State

The growing rate of cases of young boys’ involvement in rituals is overwhelmingly getting out of hand especially as the year draws to an end.…CONTINUE READING
A young man suspected to be a fraudster was reportedly caught in Port Harcourt, Rivers State trying to dispose of a girl in a dustbin after carrying out some ritual activities. It was along the lines that luck ran out of him when people around the area became suspicious of his actions.
The girl who is said to be from Imo State was already in an unbalanced state of mind at the cause of the incident which triggered further reactions from the passers-by.
Consequently, the suspect will have received an immediate judgment from the angry mob at the time of the incident.
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Usually, in a posh or flashy car, suspected fraudsters are seen in cities cruising around in the discharge of their ill-fated activities targeted at young girls and ladies.
This is one among similar cases in Port Harcourt Rivers State where suspected Yahoo boys use people for rituals in an inordinate quest for wealth.
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