By Tola Gbadamosi

Anxiety has gripped the residents of Awo Egbediowu Camp in Idanre local government area of Ondo state, as a lady in her 20s was dumped by a yet to be identified bike man in the community.
The Hope Metro gathered that, the lady was found by the bank of the community’s river.
It was learnt that the Chairman of the Camp, Mr. Smart Adegbuyi, who reported the issue to High Chief Olu Akindolire, the Lisa of Idanre kingdom said they were surprised when one of the residents saw the strange light complexioned young lady lying beside the road.
On getting to the location of the incident, it was discovered that the strange lady could no longer be found but was later found under a bamboo tree with her legs and lower parts of her body tucked under the flowing river beside the bridge.
According to our source, the wondering lady, identified as Tosin Akinrinlade, from Ekiti State but later said she was from Delta State. She said she lives at Cathedral Area of Akure and was brought to the place by an Okada rider who she could not identify just as she could not mention the name of any of her co tenants or neighbours.
When asked if she knew the way back to Akure, she pointed towards the wrong direction.
The Hope Metro further gathered that the community was apprehensive over the matter because a corpse was dumped within the vicinity months ago and it led them to problems and thus did not want a repeat of such again.
A villager who preferred anonymity opined that the lady must have been a victim of money ritualists.
Contacting the Divisional Police Officer of Idanre, he said “The community came to inform us that they saw a lady wondering around a certain area of the community.
“On getting to the location, we tried to interrogate the lady but she was not making sense in any of her statements.
We tried getting where she came from but she was blabbing.
“After accessing her, we concluded she was not normal, but not clinically proved.
“We are taking her to the sychratic home in Akure for further test, hoping we can track her people.