Suspected cultists arrested with human skulls in Cross River

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Five suspected cultists have been arrested with human skulls in Ogoja Local Government Area of Cross River State.

Cross River state commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC),  Danjuma Elisha said the suspects were apprehended following a raid on a compound in Ogoja area.

He said; 
“This is a case of suspected cultism, ritualists in Ogoja Local Government Area. They were found with all the items they used in their activities.
“We raided the place because it is a compound. Eventually, four of them were found to be the people involved. So we are targeting them this time for the public to see."

Elisha added that the suspects will be handed over to the police for further investigation and prosecution.

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