Mother cries out for help from residents as suspected ritualist steals her son’s ‘Gbola’ – VIDEO

• In a video that quickly gained widespread attention, a mother’s anguish was vividly evident as she leapt around frantically in tears, reacting to the shocking incident where a suspected ritualist allegedly stole her son’s male reproductive organ.
• As reported by the narrator who documented the footage, the incident of ‘private part’ theft occurred abruptly right after the suspect exchanged a handshake with the woman’s son.

An uproar of disorder and bedlam erupted within a Nigerian neighborhood when a mother’s desperate plea for assistance echoed through the community.

She cried out to her fellow residents to assist in reclaiming her son’s male reproductive organ from a suspected ritualist who is believed to have stolen it.

The distraught woman’s anguished cries filled the air, her body leaping chaotically on murky waters, while her daughter and concerned neighbors tried to comfort her.

The lady narrator behind the video recording, relayed that the alleged ritualist was ushered into an enclosed chamber within the building captured in the clip.

She managed to capture the face of the suspected ritualist positioned among some men striving to cajole and beseech him into returning the young boy’s genitalia.

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In other news, the Enugu police command has arrested three skit makers for making an extreme video wherein one of them — a lady — was allegedly assaulted.

The suspects were identified as Obed Chekwube Ugwuanyi a.k.a. MC Sharp (male) 32; Chinenye Agbo a.k.a. Star Ella Ada (female) 26; and Anastasia Onu (female) 25.

In the now-viral video, Chinenye appeared to have been beaten, with her clothes torn and her hair forcefully shaved off.

The video provoked widespread condemnation from Nigerians. In a statement on Tuesday, Ahmed Ammani, the commissioner of police, ordered a “thorough investigation” into the viral video.

The statement signed by Daniel Ndukwe, Enugu police spokesperson, added that upon further investigation, the trio claimed the “video was a prank and meant to garner followers”.