In this gripping and emotional interview with FeelrightNews TV, Temitope Omoyemi Andy shared the harrowing story of her ordeal in the hands of kidnappers. For eight long months, she was held captive under unimaginable conditions, facing fear, uncertainty, and the constant struggle to stay alive.
While speaking, she said that when she was around the age of 21, she lived with one of her friends, Muyibat, and was selling goods at the popular Gbagi Market in Ibadan. However, she had issues with her friend after the latter collected her money from a thrift contribution they were both involved in without informing her.
When she confronted Muyibat about the savings she had taken behind her back, Muyibat claimed she collected the money to cover her house rent since she had not been paying rent after they started living together.
Due to this, she angrily left Ibadan and boarded a bus going to Lagos, but unfortunately, they were abducted and taken to an underground house where people were slaughtered and eaten every night.
“After spending close to seven to eight months in that house, one day a heavy wind just started blowing and all the doors in the house opened at once. I just sat down that day and started praying with all my heart. That was how we were able to escape. We were about six in the room. They kill people every night. I don’t know if they are selling human parts, but one thing I am sure of is that they eat human flesh there.
“When a victim is kidnapped, they no longer contact anyone for ransom. When they cook at night, they must finish it before daybreak because there were so many of them in that house. They had three Coaster buses they used for transportation, and the house was very big.”……See More
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