Man arrested for killing his younger brother’s children and cutting off their manhood ‘because their father makes more money than him’
Man arrested for killing his younger brother’s children and cutting off their manhood ‘because their father makes more money than him’
The police in Ogun state have arrested a man identified as Taiwo Agbaje for k!lling his younger brother’s children and cutting off their p£n!sis in the Abeokuta area of the state.
In a video making the rounds on social media, the suspect who spoke in Yoruba, said he went to his brother’s house and whisked the two children to the bush. According to him, the children aged nine and seven began to cry when he started to hit them with a weapon but their cry for mercy fell on deaf ears as he continued to hit them with the weapon until they d!ed.
He thereafter proceeded to c%tting off their manhood. He claimed he k!lled the children because their father who is his brother makes more money than him. He denied allegations that he intended to use them for money r!tual. He also stated that the parents of the two children did not offend him before carrying out the dastard act.
The suspect and his brother are Okada riders operating in Abeokuta.
Watch a video of him confessing below
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