How We Used Charms To Steal Male Identity – Suspects
Joshua Yonana, a 30-year-old man, has shared details about the sinister act of stealing male identities using spiritual charms. He disclosed that they employ these charms on their hands to remove male organs.
According to Daily Trust, Yonana admitted to using this charm to steal the male organ of a man named Usman Sale in Sabon Garin Nabardo, Toro LGA, Bauchi State.
He made these revelations during his public presentation alongside his accomplice at the Bauchi police headquarters. Yonana stated, “It’s true that I take away a man’s male identity. We use spiritual charms on our hands, and when we shake hands with someone, their male organ disappears.”
He went on to explain that he had taken the male organ from the victim in Nabardo and passed it to his colleague, Birtus, who was responsible for delivering it to their boss, Yonana Abubakar.
Yonana expressed his regret, saying, “I wouldn’t be happy if my male organ were stolen, and I want the government to forgive me.”
He added, “Yes, our boss had the charm to return a stolen male organ to its owner, but in the case of the victim in Nabardo, our boss is dead, and we don’t know how to restore the male organ. The stolen male organ is now with our late boss.”
Supporting his colleague, 27-year-old Bitrus Iliya confirmed, “It’s true that my colleague, Joshua Yonana, stole a man’s male organ and gave it to me. As soon as I received the stolen male organ, I sent it to the head of our team, Yonana Abubakar.”
He continued, “To be honest, our boss didn’t tell us what he was going to do with the stolen male organ, and he didn’t inform us of our reward. He only promised to pay us in cash once he completed his intentions. We started this work last Sunday.”
“It was our boss who possessed the secret charm to steal and return male organs from unsuspecting victims. Before his death, he confessed to security officials that he had received the male organ of the man we stole in Nabardo.”
Bitrus Iliya concluded, “Before his death, our boss agreed to return the male organ to the victim, but during the process, he attempted to escape, and one of the hunters struck him with a gun handle, causing him to collapse. Our boss had promised to return the male organ by 8 pm, but he died before that.”
Bauchi State Commissioner of Police, Auwal Musa Muhammad, reported that on September 28, the police received information from a reliable source about professional hunters, specifically Muhammad Umar and Hussain Umar, who had apprehended three suspects – Joshua Yonana, Bitrus Iliya, and Yonana Abubakar – all hailing from Waya village, in connection to organ theft.
CP Muhammad mentioned that the suspects were subjected to questioning and pressure to reveal the truth about the allegations. Unfortunately, Yonana Abubakar collapsed and was taken to a nearby clinic, where he later died, as confirmed by a doctor.
Upon receiving this report, detectives took action, arrested the professional hunters, and released Yonana Abubakar’s body to his relatives for burial.
Initial investigations indicate that the three arrested suspects were involved in the spiritual theft of a male organ belonging to Usman Sale in Sabon Garin Nabardo. The suspects have confessed to the crime, which led to the arrest of their gang leader, who died during interrogation by the PROHAN. The investigation is still ongoing, and the suspects will be charged in court accordingly.
