Bayelsa State — June 15, 2025
A tragic and disturbing incident has rocked the quiet community of Sabageria
Town in Kolokuma/Opokuma Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, where a man has been apprehended for allegedly murdering his own 6-year-old son and burying him in a nearby forest.The suspect, reportedly a native of Delta State, has been living in Sabageria for some time. According to community sources, the man shockingly confessed to killing the child, claiming the boy was an “evil child sent to delay his success in life.
Residents say he justified the gruesome act by stating that eliminating the boy was the only way to secure his future.The horrific crime came to light after concerned youths in the community noticed suspicious activity and confronted the man. Upon intense questioning, he admitted to the murder and led the youths to the shallow grave where he buried the child’s remains.
The Bayelsa State Police Command has since been notified, and the suspect has been handed over to law enforcement for further investigation and prosecution.Community leaders have expressed shock and outrage over the incident, calling it a barbaric and heart-wrenching betrayal of parental duty.
This is not just a crime against a child, it is a crime against humanity and against God,” said one elder in the community.💬 Public Reactions:Many Nigerians have taken to social media and public spaces to express anger, sorrow, and disbelief.
A local resident commented:> “How can a father be this heartless? Some parents are truly monsters in disguise. This innocent boy deserved protection, not death.
This tragedy has once again sparked calls for mental health evaluations, community-based parenting education, and swift justice to deter such evil acts in the future.—đź“ť FrontNaija Commentary:
This case is a painful reminder that not all those who give life know how to value it.
It also highlights the urgent need for societal awareness around mental health, harmful cultural beliefs, and child rights.
#Justice For The Boy #Tragedy, #FrontNaija.com
