By Adeyemi Abdulkareem
In a disturbing trend sweeping Abuja and its environs, a surge in organ harvesting has gripped communities, instilling fear and prompting urgent calls for precautionary measures. The perpetrators employ sinister tactics, reportedly snatching victims’ manhood through casual physical contact, leaving residents on edge.
In the latest wave of these heinous acts, four individuals fell victim to manhood harvesting in Sauka, Airport Road, just yesterday. Additionally, incidents were reported in Kwali, Lambata, and Bakwo Abuja, with even a woman’s private part targeted in Kwali last week. The increasing frequency of these occurrences has created a palpable atmosphere of apprehension, discouraging people from daily interactions that are crucial for the nation’s progress.
As citizens grapple with this menacing threat, authorities issue a stern warning: “AVOID CASUAL PLEASANTRIES IN THE INTERIM. MANHOOD HARVESTING ON A SERIOUS RISE.” The directive advises against shaking hands with strangers or allowing any form of unwarranted physical contact. The urgency of the situation is underscored by the recent loss of manhood experienced by four individuals in Sauka.
To mitigate the risk of falling victim to these horrifying attacks, several preventive measures have been suggested. Some recommend carrying a protective talisman, such as the traditional “ako okuta” (stone), while others advocate for the discreet inclusion of a small “eedu” (charcoal) in one’s pocket. For those adhering to Islamic practices, consistent recitation of Azkhar and Kurisiyu before leaving and upon returning home is advised as a protective measure.
As the community grapples with the repercussions of this disturbing trend, the emphasis on vigilance and protective rituals remains paramount to ensure the safety and well-being of residents in Abuja and surrounding areas.
