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    Nasarawa police launch manhunt for herbalist over alleged k!lling of suspected internet fraudster

    Nasarawa State Police Command says it is searching for a herbalist, simply identified as Alfa, over alleged involvement in a ritual k!lling and attempted murder in Mararaba.

    It was gathered that the case was reported by one Jamilu Abubakar, a vigilante member.

    Abubakar allegedly accompanied two young men to Alfa’s residence on August 12, 2025 to seek spiritual assistance purportedly to make more money through internet fraud.

    “It was gathered that Alfa prepared a concoction and meat for the victims to eat. Shortly after consuming the meal, both developed severe stomach pain and were rushed to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Mararaba.

    “Sadly, one of the victims, Ani Sunday, aged 21, was confirmed d3ad by the doctor on duty, while the second, Tosin Akurunor, is responding to treatment,” said the sources.

    He said Abubakar had been arrested for his role in taking the victims to the herbalist, while the main suspect, Alfa, was at large.

    Efforts are ongoing to apprehend Alfa and conclude investigations, he added.

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