May 14, 2026

10 dead bodies discovered in the Edo neighborhood; police investigating

By Okay News

Ten unidentified corpses were found in Ibillo/Lampese along the Abuja Road by residents of the Akoko-Edo Local Government Area in Edo State.

In the early hours of Tuesday, our correspondent learned that some of the victims were initially found by farmers as they traveled to their farms.

The farmers allegedly alerted the neighborhood watch organization, who searched the area and found further bodies Okay.ng learnt.

Victor Arogunyo, a local, told our correspondent that the General Hospital, Ibillo’s police and medical staff went to transport the dead to the mortuary.

He recalled, “On Tuesday morning, I received a call that some of our farmers had discovered some dead bodies scattered on the sides of the road around 7.30am.

I raced there and discovered that it was indeed true. We contacted the police right away, and we eventually discovered 10 dead bodies.

The police tried to look for indications of gunfire, but they were unable to uncover any, so the corpses appeared to be new because blood was gushing from the mouths of perhaps two or three of them.

We took the dead bodies from the bushes and placed them at the General Hospital in Ibillo with the assistance of the police, the civil defense, and hunters.

Ten male bodies were found, according to SP Chidi Nwabuzor, the state police public relations officer.

I just spoke with the DPO, Ibillo division, and he is going to bring us specific information, after which the police will respond formally, Nwabuzor stated. However, he claimed that just 10 male bodies had been discovered.

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