The report says, since the ugly story was made public a couple of weeks ago, the question on the lips of many: is what on earth would make a father sell his own children?
While some are yet to fathom the root cause of the wicked act from this dad from hell, others see it as a sign of the endtime. Whatever the reason or rationale behind the evil trade, people of Agbor, Delta State, where the act was perpetrated were and are still shocked over the incident. In fact, since August 7, 2012, when The devious scheme was aborted at Owa Alero, a suburb of Agbor, by military men after they got a tip off and caught the ritualists as they were making away with the children locked in the trunk of their Volvo car.
The shock came when during interrogation the ritualists insisted they were not kidnappers and that they had formally bought the three kids from their father for the sum of one million Naira. It was further revealed that they picked the children from their day care centre, after their father had deceived the kids that they would be picked up by their uncles.
Meanwhile, SE findings revealed that Patrick Obazi, the father who sold his children, a native of Igbanke in Orhiomwon Local Government Area of Edo State, had earlier reported to the military men that his children had been kidnapped by the day care centre workers.
After the children, Precious, 2, Joy, 3, and Chukwuyem, 4, were recovered from the ritualists, their father was subsequently arrested, even as he fervently denied having knowledge of the plot, maintaining that he never sold any of his children to the ritualists. Obazi’s lid was blown up when further
