The lady, who was later identified as Sitira by one of her relatives who stormed the Lafenwa Divisional Police headquarters where she was initially taken to by the police rescue team, was suspected to be one of the commercial sex workers plying their trade within the city.
It was gathered that late Sitira, in company of another lady whose body was yet to be found, were allegedly thrown off a moving jeep at the Olomoore refuse dump along the Abeokuta-Lagos expressway which has been notorious for harbouring ritualists in the past.
By the time Leadership Ng visited the scene of the incident in Olomoore junction, ladies’ items which included pants, brassieres, ladies’ armless camisole, lip-sticks, powder kits, nail-paint as well as a pack of cotton wool littered the scene.
The fully-clothed corpse, with her armless camisole and leggings intact, was, however, lying on the ground about 500 metres away from the spot of the items.
Closer observation of her corpse revealed that Sitira had substantial flesh from her right arm cut away with body fluid oozing out.
Meanwhile, a middle-aged woman, Esther Adewuyi, who identified herself as a relative of Sitira, spoke with the journalists amidst sobbing.
She explained that the lady had been living with her mother in the Iberekodo area of Abeokuta North local government after the death of her only child almost two years ago.
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