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Tragedy!!! Young Man Killed and Buried in Ekiti State

According to a report by Punch News Paper, 
A young Man has been reportedly killed by his friends.


According to the report, the four friends are working together, 
they cut timber in the bush, but this day, people discovered 
that they did not come back with the young man. After asking from 
them, they denied that the boy did not follow them to the farm. 
but according to the people, they walk and work together until this 
fateful day.


After their denial,they were reported to the police, the police try 
and find every corner for the young man but could not be found.


The police later arrested the other three friends, and after much 
torture, they confess that they killed him and bury him in the bush.


The incident happened in a town called Ikaki in Ido Local 
Government Area of Ekiti State.


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