PUNCH Metro assembled that one of the unfortunate casualties was killed on the Igbogbo-Igbe Road last Thursday around 11pm.
His carcass was said to have been emptied around 1.17pm on Friday by police faculty from the Ijede Police Station.
A few occupants of the region told our reporter that a few young people, who decorated themselves with charms, visited the scene and revealed to them that the injured individual was their relative.
One of the occupants, who distinguished herself basically as Tosin, said she still couldn't seem to hit the hay when she heard uproarious commotion, just to turn out in the first part of the day and see the body of a youngster out and about.
She expressed, "I thought a few people had a misconception and had headed out in their own direction as we didn't hear their commotion once more.
"Be that as it may, toward the beginning of the day when I woke up to go to the market, I was stunned to see the cadaver of a youngster out and about.
"Truth be told, those selling palm wine and shrub meat along the street shut their shops. It was around 1.17pm when the police from Ijede came to empty the body."
Another speculated clique part was hacked to death with cleavers at Ofin in Ikorodu.
A source, who talked on state of obscurity, said a few cultists were in the territory where the man was murdered to find out that he was in reality dead.
At Lamgbasa in Ajah on Saturday, a cultist, who was purportedly shot by individuals from an opponent gathering, was said to have been taken to the clinic by the police however he passed on two days after.
A police source told our reporter that since the man passed on, no one had come to guarantee his body.
As per him, the police attempted their best to restore him, however having been truly harmed, he didn't endure the assault.
He stated, "The police, drove by the Divisional Police Officer, Ajah, Adaobi Okafor, attempted to spare the life of the harmed casualty of the faction assault by taking him to clinic.
"Tragically following two days in the emergency clinic, he couldn't endure inferable from the monstrous loss of blood before the police showed up the scene to protect him.
"As I am conversing with you, no relative or companion has come to guarantee the cadaver. This is an additional verification that he was a cultist."
The phone of the Police Public Relations Officer in the state, DSP Bala Elkana, rang out when our journalist reached him on the issue.
He had additionally yet to react to an instant message sent to his cell phone as of the hour of recording this report.
Source: Punch
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