16yr old kills 4yr old boy in Lagos, removes his intestines, kidney & penis (graphic photo)

 A 16-year-old boy named Tajudeen Azeez, lured
his 4 year old neighbour to a primary school in the Ijanikin area of
Lagos, stabbed him, strangled him and removed his intestines, his
kidney and cut off his penis. He did because a man named Osho had
approached him and asked him to get him fresh human parts and
would pay him N50,000. N50,000 is what a human is worth to some.
N50k. Unbelievably sad! See full picture after the cut(warning viewers discretion)

"At first, I did not want to succumb to the temptation but it kept
coming. When I woke up this morning (Monday), I saw Ibrahim at
the back of the house. I told him to escort me to a primary school
not too far from the house. The name of the school is Anglican
Primary School, Ijanikin. He followed me to the place and on arrival
there, I stabbed him with a knife from behind. He fell down and I

strangled him with a rope. I then cut his stomach open with the
knife. I am sorry for what I did,"
He was of course caught and made to carry the deceased body. The
photo is extremely graphic so please be warned before you
continue...
Tajudeen has been arrested by the Lagos state police command
according to a report by Daily Trust and is currently at the homicide
section of the State Criminal Investigations Department (SCID),
Yaba.
According to the acting police public relations officer for the Lagos
Command, Patricia Amadin, the body of the deceased has been
deposited at a government mortuary. She said Tajudeen was
arrested following intelligence information.
"Based on the strength of the information, the DPO and his men
raced to the place. On arrival, they found the lifeless body of a four-
year-old boy while the suspect was soaked in the deceased's blood.
From close observation, it was discovered that some vital organs
such as the kidney and intestine had been removed from the
deceased. All the organs were kept in a black nylon bag. The
suspect was promptly arrested and taken to the station," Amadin
said. She said they are now looking for the said Osho.