Unbelieveable!! See what a Cemetery worker was caught with in Ogun State

A cemetery worker identified as Oluwatoyosi Akorede has been arrested by the Ogun state police – Akorede was arrested on Sunday, October 2, at Isale Oko area of Shagamu in possession of two human skulls
Oluwatoyosi Akorede, a cemetery worker has been nabbed by a patrol team led by the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Shagamu, SP, Moses Aduroja, Daily Post reports. Akorede was arrested in possession of two human skulls. ASP Abimbola Oyeyemi, the police image maker, confirmed the report on Monday, saying Akorede, an attendant at Ayepe Cemetery, was arrested at night on Sunday, October 2, at Isale Oko area of Shagamu.

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