Story Of Jaffet Who Reportedly Took The Money And The Life Of Female Benue Varsity Co-Student Naomi On The Pretext Of Getting Her Hostel Space
A 25-year-old Mass Communication student, at Benue State University, Naomi Dooshima, was looking for accommodation when she met Shago Jaffet, another student who presented himself as an agent who could help her secure a good apartment.
Naomi trusted him and handed over her money.
She reportedly transferred ₦150,000 through a POS transaction as a deposit for the apartment.
But according to the police account, Shago did not use the money to secure the apartment.
Instead, he allegedly gambled the money away.
When Naomi began demanding the apartment or her money back, Shago allegedly came up with a horrifying plan.
He reportedly invited Naomi to his residence, claiming they needed to finalise arrangements concerning the apartment.
Naomi went there expecting answers about her accommodation, but she never returned.
According to the report, Shago allegedly attacked Naomi with a cutlass, killing her inside the residence.
He then allegedly moved her body under the cover of darkness and dumped it on an empty plot of land nearby.
Her clothes and mobile phones were reportedly scattered along the roadside, allegedly in an attempt to create confusion and distance himself from the crime.
As the days passed, Naomi’s family and friends became increasingly worried.
They could neither find her nor reach her on the phone, so she was reported missing to the police.
The police later discovered some of Naomi’s belongings and eventually found her body, turning the missing-person case into a murder investigation.
During the investigation, several of Naomi’s friends and the person who reportedly discovered some of her belongings were detained while the police tried to piece together what had happened.
Then something unexpected happened.
While they were at the police station, Naomi’s friends reportedly saw Shago.
He had also been brought in for questioning after neighbours allegedly noticed suspicious behaviour around the empty plot of land.
Her friends recognised him as the same person Naomi had dealt with concerning the apartment — the man who had collected her ₦150,000 deposit.
Police reportedly traced the financial transaction from Naomi’s account to the POS operator and eventually back to Shago.
Although he initially denied involvement, the police said the evidence against him became stronger, and he eventually confessed to the crime.
Naomi was looking for a home. Instead, she walked into a death trap.
Shago is currently in police custody for further investigation.
According to the police, he will be charged to court after the investigation is concluded./FACEBOOK
