Cannibalism Allegations Rock Tompolo’s Camp! Gbaboyor Accuses Tantita Boss Pondi Of Alleged Human Blood-Sucking!

By Passman Akpos

A Niger Delta commentator, Eng. Jude Gbaboyor, has levelled explosive allegations of blood-sucking, torture, kidnapping, alleged assassination operations, secret detention facilities and possible occult activities against individuals allegedly connected to the camp of former militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo.

In a disturbing account, Gbaboyor specifically accused Godfrey Tare Pondi, the General Manager of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, and Ekomieyefa Uduboh of involvement in alleged acts of brutality and human rights violations within what he described as Tompolo’s camp.

The allegations, which remain unverified, also named Bodmas Kemepadei, Super Ebipade, Kari Ebipade and other individuals allegedly connected to the activities described in the account.

In his publication, Gbaboyor painted a frightening picture of what he claimed to be the operations of a private detention facility in Oporoza, Gbaramatu Kingdom, Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State.

He alleged that individuals were being kidnapped from their homes, transported to Oporoza and subjected to severe torture without being given the opportunity to defend themselves.

EKOMIEYEFA UDUBOH ACCUSED OF TORTURE, RUNNING TOMPOLO’S ALLEGED PRIVATE PRISON

Gbaboyor alleged that Ekomieyefa Uduboh became the Chief Security Officer to Tompolo following the reported removal of Kari Ebipade from the position after the death of Motu Mone.

According to the account, Kari Ebipade was allegedly accused of helping his own brothers escape while Motu Mone and others were murdered.

Gbaboyor further described Ekomieyefa as the alleged commissioner of Tompolo’s private prison, claiming that individuals who reportedly passed through the facility had accused him of extreme cruelty and disregard for human suffering.

He alleged that people kidnapped from their homes and other locations were taken to Oporoza, where they were subjected to severe beatings.

The allegations included claims that detainees were beaten with wires, had fuel poured on their bodies and were flogged repeatedly until their skin reportedly broke and blood began to flow.

One particularly disturbing allegation involved Samuel Kponah, whom Gbaboyor described as Ekomieyefa Uduboh’s in-law.

According to the account, Samuel was allegedly kidnapped alongside his brother and taken to Oporoza.

Before he could properly explain his identity and relationship with Ekomieyefa, he was reportedly subjected to severe beating.

Gbaboyor alleged that the beating was so brutal that blood began coming out of Samuel’s ear.

Even when Samuel reportedly shouted, “I am your in-law,” Ekomieyefa allegedly continued beating him before eventually stopping.

The account also accused Ekomieyefa of denying detainees access to medical treatment, including individuals allegedly suffering from serious medical conditions.

TOMPOLO ALLEGEDLY LOCKED HIS OWN SECURITY CHIEF INSIDE VIP CELL

Gbaboyor further alleged that Ekomieyefa Uduboh eventually fell out of favour with Tompolo following a disturbing incident involving a detainee who had reportedly been ordered released more than three years earlier.

According to the account, Tompolo allegedly discovered that the individual had not been released as instructed.

Instead, Ekomieyefa allegedly transferred the detainee to Krutia, where he was reportedly held in another private detention facility and subjected to further years of torture.

Gbaboyor claimed that Tompolo became furious after making inquiries and discovering that his release order had allegedly been ignored.

Following the alleged discovery, Ekomieyefa was reportedly locked inside a private VIP cell in Oporoza.

He was allegedly released after reports of his detention began attracting attention in the media.

GODFREY TARE PONDI ACCUSED OF COORDINATING KIDNAPPINGS AND ASSASSINATION OPERATIONS

Gbaboyor also launched a scathing attack on Godfrey Tare Pondi, the General Manager of Tantita Security Services, accusing him of allegedly playing a major role in coordinating kidnappings and assassination operations within Tompolo’s camp.

According to the allegations, Pondi allegedly provided funding, mobilised individuals accused of carrying out violent operations, received reports from them and allegedly passed information to Tompolo.

Gbaboyor claimed that Pondi’s name had reportedly surfaced in several alleged cases of violence.

One of the cases cited involved the alleged kidnapping of a man identified as Samson from his residence along Jakpa Road.

According to Gbaboyor, Samson’s photograph was allegedly taken to Pondi while he was sitting inside a Prado jeep.

The photograph was reportedly presented for approval before Samson was allegedly taken away to an unknown destination.

BALAMENE KAROWEI’S ALLEGED KIDNAPPING FROM YENAGOA

Gbaboyor also raised allegations concerning the reported kidnapping of Balamene Karowei from his residence in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State.

According to the account, Bodmas Kemepadei allegedly took Balamene from Yenagoa to Warri, Delta State, on the alleged orders of Tompolo, with the reported assistance of officers of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps.

The alleged operation reportedly ended at the Tantita Security Services office in Warri, where Balamene was allegedly handed over to Godfrey Tare Pondi.

Gbaboyor claimed that Pondi subsequently instructed a civil defence officer to take Balamene into a room and handcuff him.

The allegations raise serious questions about the circumstances surrounding the reported movement and detention of Balamene, as well as the alleged involvement of security personnel.

WANIMI’S ALLEGED ASSASSINATION: PONDI AND BODMAS NAMED

Gbaboyor also made disturbing allegations concerning the reported assassination of Wanimi in Bayelsa State.

According to the account, Bodmas Kemepadei was allegedly involved in the operation and was reportedly acting under the supervision of Godfrey Tare Pondi.

Bodmas was also accused of allegedly kidnapping Balamene Karowei from his residence in Yenagoa on Tompolo’s alleged orders.

The allegations, if substantiated, would raise serious questions about the possible roles of the individuals named in the reported cases of kidnapping and violence.

SHOCKING BLOOD-SUCKING ALLEGATION AGAINST TARE PONDI

Perhaps the most disturbing allegation in Gbaboyor’s publication concerns an alleged incident inside the Oporoza private detention facility.

According to an account attributed to an alleged witness, a detainee was being severely beaten when blood reportedly began flowing from his body.

Gbaboyor alleged that Godfrey Tare Pondi allegedly placed his mouth against the victim’s open wound and began sucking and licking the blood.

In a provocative question that has become the centrepiece of his allegations, Gbaboyor wrote:

“If Godfrey Tare Pondi is sucking and licking human blood in the open, what amount of human blood is being served to Tompolo in secret to drink?”

The allegation is extremely disturbing and remains unverified. Gbaboyor, however, argued that the reported incident raises questions that go beyond ordinary acts of brutality.

He also alleged that Pondi and other individuals within the camp were involved in drug and substance abuse, naming Super Ebipade and Kari Ebipade among those allegedly implicated.

GBABOYOR ALLEGES OCCULT NETWORK, HUMAN BLOOD SACRIFICE

Beyond the allegations of kidnapping and torture, Gbaboyor claimed that what he described as an occult network allegedly operated around the Oporoza private detention facility.

According to his account, the facility was allegedly controlled by a small group of individuals, and some people making the allegations reportedly believed that its continued operation served purposes beyond ordinary detention.

He raised fears that the facility could allegedly be used to obtain victims for ritual activities and human blood sacrifices.

Gbaboyor also alleged that some Nigerian security personnel attached to the operation had allegedly been drawn into the activities.

He claimed that uniformed security officers were allegedly used to carry out kidnappings under the appearance of lawful arrests.

According to the account, the presence of uniformed officers reportedly caused members of the public to believe that the individuals being taken away were lawfully arrested.

However, Gbaboyor alleged that some of those taken away subsequently disappeared into the alleged private detention facility in Oporoza, leaving their families without answers.

SIX MONTHS OF FEAR: BALAMENE’S FAMILY ALLEGEDLY SILENCED

Gbaboyor claimed that the alleged kidnapping of Balamene Karowei remained one of the most disturbing cases cited by those raising concerns about the alleged activities.

According to the account, Bodmas Kemepadei, with the reported assistance of NSCDC officers, allegedly took Balamene away in the presence of his family.

For six months, Gbaboyor alleged, fear prevented the matter from being publicly reported in the media.

The family and individuals who reportedly knew about the incident were allegedly afraid of the consequences of speaking out.

He claimed that the situation changed after a witness reportedly saw him challenging what he described as Tompolo’s wrongdoing.

The matter was subsequently brought to public attention.

Gbaboyor, however, accused the government of failing to take meaningful action despite the allegations.

NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT, BAYELSA GOVERNMENT CHALLENGED

In his concluding remarks, Gbaboyor raised serious questions about the rule of law, the protection of citizens, the conduct of security personnel and the alleged existence of private detention facilities operating outside the normal justice system.

He argued that if individuals could allegedly be taken from their homes, transported across states, detained without access to lawyers or family members, denied medical treatment and subjected to torture without meaningful government intervention, then the situation was far bigger than the individuals named in the allegations.

“No individual, regardless of wealth, political influence, connections, or security arrangements, should be above the law,” Gbaboyor declared.

He called on the Nigerian government and the Bayelsa State Government to provide answers to families of those allegedly kidnapped and detained.

He also accused security agencies of allegedly turning a blind eye to the issues while maintaining friendly relationships with individuals accused of the reported crimes.

Gbaboyor concluded with a scathing condemnation of the situation in Nigeria.

“It is such a pity that this is where we have found ourselves as a nation, where Nigeria has become a crime scene.”

He warned that the publication was not the end of the allegations, promising to expose the activities of other individuals allegedly connected to Tompolo’s camp in subsequent reports.

IMPORTANT NOTE

The allegations contained in this report are attributed to Eng. Jude Gbaboyor and have not been independently verified by Tarakirivoice Newspaper. The individuals named have not been established as guilty of the alleged acts by this report. Their responses, alongside any findings from relevant law enforcement agencies, are necessary to establish the facts.

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