In a chilling and disturbing revelation, Taiwo Oshagbemi, 43, has accused his father, Mr. Thomas Abiodun Oshagbemi, of being responsible for the mysterious death of his elder brother, Segun Oshagbemi, and attempting to sacrifice him as well in alleged fulfillment of commitments to a secret society.
According to family sources who spoke under the condition of anonymity, Taiwo believes his father is a member of a dangerous cult-like secret society that allegedly engages in ritualistic human sacrifices. Society is said to require periodic “blood offerings” from its members to maintain their power, protection, and influence.
Segun Oshagbemi reportedly died under mysterious circumstances several months ago, an incident that was initially treated as a tragic but unexplained death. However, Taiwo now claims that his brother was deliberately killed by their father as part of a ritual offering to the cult.
Having reportedly uncovered plans indicating that he might be the next target, Taiwo raised an alarm, urging security agencies to intervene swiftly and investigate his father before another life is lost. His desperate call for help has reportedly sparked concern within the local community in Lokoja the Kogi State capital.
Sources say Mr. Thomas Abiodun Oshagbemi is known to hold significant influence and is allegedly linked to the operations of a secretive organization believed to operate across different states of Nigeria, involving in occult practices and ritual
Attempts to obtain an official statement from the local police have so far been unsuccessful. Police officials claim that the matter is under active investigation and declined to release further details at this stage.
Meanwhile, the whereabouts of Taiwo Oshagbemi remain unknown. Unconfirmed reports suggest that he may have fled out of Nigeria, to escape what he described as imminent danger and to begin a new life away from his family and the shadowy group threatening him.
This developing story has sent shockwaves through the Lokoja community, raising renewed concerns about the alleged prevalence of secret cults and ritual practices in parts of Nigeria. The public awaits further clarification from law enforcement as the investigation continues.
