Dead Bodies Found In The Home Of Nigerian Medical Doctor Exposed As Serial Killer

A medical personnel identified as Dr Adio Adeyemi Adebowale

 has been exposed for serial killing after human corpse were exhumed from his apartment.

Dr Adio , a Chief Medical Director at Kaiama General Hospital, Kwara State, was arrested on Sunday, 1st October 2022 by the police in connection with the alleged murder of two women, one Ifeoluwa (f) declared missing at Tanke area of Ilorin in 2021 and one Nofisat Halidu in Kaiama, Kaiama Local Government Area of Kwara State.

According to Okasanmi Ajayi, a  Spokesman to the State Police, he said investigation into the cases began on Saturday on the order of the new Police Commissioner, Paul Odama who resumed few weeks ago, after stumbling on some petitions written by some citizens in the State.

In the case of Ifeoluwa declared missing at Tanke, her body was later discovered on a bush at Alapa area of Ilorin, where the suspect, Dr Adio, dumped it according to police investigation, Daily Post reported.

Okasanmi, said “a particular matter that struck the new CP, was the reported case of one missing lady by name Nofisat Halidu (f), in Kaiama, on 21/11/2021.”

He said a high-powered investigation team led by the Deputy Commissioner of Police, in the State CID, was mandated to unravel the mystery surrounding the kidnap case and other unresolved cases before his assumption of office.

Okasanmi said, “Working on a lead provided by Dr Adio Adeyemi Adebowale, in Edo State, confirming he killed one Ifeoluwa (f) who was declared missing at Tanke area of Ilorin, investigation led the team to Kaiama General Hospital where the suspect’s office was forced opened.

In the office was a freshly cemented floor tiles which spark suspicion and the police had to break it open only to see a shallow grave where a decomposing carcass of an unidentified female lying inside”

Further search of the office led to the opening of a trash can where another body of a lady later identified as the earlier reported missing Nofisat Halidu (f) identified by the husband, oner Halidu and other members of the community present at scene during the search,” the spokesman further revealed.

Okasanmi disclosed that other items recovered in the detained doctor’s office, included: “two telephone handsets found in the handbag of one of the ladies found in the doctor’s drawer, two female handbags, a female wig, a veil and a female pants.”

In furtherance of the investigation into the matter, the Kwara State Police Commissioner, Paul Odama, contacted the Edo State police command requesting for the release of the suspect to the Kwara State Police Command to answer some questions regarding discoveries in his office,” the spokesman disclosed.

Prior to this findings,the 39-year-old doctor earlier this year murdered a taxi driver and made away with his vehicle.

 

It was gathered that, Dr Adeyemi came to Benin city to sell a car and rented a cab to return to his state.

 He asked the driver by the name Emmanuel to meet him at a Government Reserved Area (GRA) hotel in Benin City.

The driver had thought it was business as usual but never made it out alive as he got there. It was revealed that Dr Adeyemi injected him with a lethal injection causing Emmanuel to die on the spot and he dumped the lifeless body on the roadside along Benin-Akure Road before driving the vehicle to Osun State.

Police got wind of the matter after the driver's family reported to the station as he did not return home after several unanswered calls.

When Adebowale was arrested,upon searching the car, Diazepam injection, popularly known as "velon" or "sniper," and some used syringes were recovered.

Inspite of all the evidences in his car,he refused to give an account of the incident; however, he pleaded with the police and family of the deceased to forgive him and was never held accountable.