A middle-aged man who is suspected to be student of the Ekiti State University Ado Ekiti on Monday afternoon suddenly ran mad while coming from school.
The young man was said to have alighted from a ten passenger bus known as Akoto in front of the NNPC along Iworoko, and stood at the middle of the highway.
The vehicle from which he dropped was said to have loaded from the EKSU campus.
The student after alighting from the vehicle began to show some display of insanity as he disrupted vehicular movement and attack passers-by.
The young man in the process damaged handsets and many other valuables of those who intended to stop him.
He was seen chanting “Aje oo” “Aje ooo” meaning wealth.
This made many people to suspect that the student may have engaged in some money rituals which eventually went wrong.
The student held the environment into hostage with different display of madness for over an hour before he was overpowered by a crowd and handed over to the police.
It was also a similar story at the entrance of the Radio Nigeria Progress, FM Ado Ekiti, where a suspected crippled mad man who gave his name as Solomon Adu, was found in the afternoon with a bag containing snake head, two Bible’s, a bell, rags, among other stinking materials.
When interrogated, the suspect who was incoherent claimed to hail from Igbara Odo Ekiti.
He claimed that he was kidnapped in Lagos before being dropped at the entrance of the station.
The suspect was also handed over to the police for proper investigation
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