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Tuesday, 30 May 2017

Meet the teachers who draw the bloods of their pupils for ritual

      SEE the primary School in Ondo State where pupil’s blood are drawn for rituals

    Blessing Omowera, a private school teacher in Ondo State has been arrested and jailed for drawing her pupil’s blood for ritual.

New Telegraph has it that the incident happened May 16 at the God’s Heritage Model  Nursery and Primary School, Ondo town in Ondo West local government area. It was however reported to the police the next day.
    Blessing a National Certificate holder in Education (NCE), was arrested with her accomplice Sola Kalejaiye, who is a teacher at Saint Monica Girls Grammar School, and a traditionalist. They were arrested for cutting both the finger nails of the students and extracting their blood from them for ritual purposes, after which they kept it inside their bags.
    One of the pupils was said to have complained of pains in her hand to her father, which made him go with his daughter to her school the following day. The pupils, whose names were given as Marvelous and Dominion were said to be pupils of the school in primary three(3). One of them complained of the pains to her father after the closing hours of the school, which made him go to the school with her the next day.
  He later reported the incident at the Ondo State Area Command in Ondo town. Shortly after Omowera was arrested, she confessed mentioning her sponsor, Kalejaiye. On hearing this news, parents of the wards in the school rushed to withdraw their children from the school and other private schools involved.
   Kalejaiye while arrested by the police, was accompanied by his lawyer to the station. Members of his family and friends also intervened, after which he was granted bail on self- recognition.  A police officer said the two teachers initially confessed to the crime but kalejaiye later withdrew his confessional statement. The PPRO said the culprits had been charged to court. He said Omewera, who pleaded guilty, had been convicted and sentenced to prison while Kalejaiye’s case was still pending in court.


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