‎‘I Ordered Her Death, Not The Dismemberment,’ Ilorin Killer Husband Confesses.





‎1 …Dies In Custody

‎The Ilorin murder saga that has gripped Kwara State since August has taken a shocking final turn. Ekene Enemor, the husband of the late Esther Enemor — grue­somely butchered in Temidire 6, Egbejila community — confessed to police that he ordered her kill­ing but not the dismemberment, only to die shortly after at an un­disclosed hospital.


‎Saturday INDEPENDENT, which first broke the story, learnt from police sources that Enemor admitted hiring an accomplice to kill his wife, popularly known as ‘Iya Ibeji,’ but expressed horror that her remains were mutilat­ed. Investigators are now probing whether his accomplice is tied to ritual killings or organ traffick­ing.


‎But the confessed killer never lived to see the case through. Ac­cording to the police, Enemor fell gravely ill during interrogation and later died in hospital from what was described only as an “undisclosed illness.” His sud­den death has deepened public speculation over the true scope of the crime.


‎The grisly episode began on August 22 when neighbour Ahmed Salman spotted blood­stains at the Enemor residence. Hours later, Esther’s mutilated remains were found in multiple locations — her torso, limbs, and head separated. Initial suspicion fell on Enemor’s younger broth­er, Sylvester, who was arrested but later freed when detectives discovered inconsistencies in Ekene’s alibi.


‎Crack investigators zeroed in on the husband after his children contradicted his claims of being at home in Kaiama during the killing. He also inexplicably de­scribed details of a masked sus­pect spotted leaving the crime scene — though he insisted he wasn’t present that morning.


‎“When confronted, he con­fessed to commissioning the killing,” Kwara State Police Commissioner Victor Ojo said at a Thursday briefing. “But he insisted the dismemberment was not his instruction. Our investi­gation continues to track other suspects believed to be at large.”


‎The fallout within the family has been devastating. Enemor’s relatives have publicly disowned him, while his children have re­jected him outright, warning him never to return home.


‎With his sudden death, the police probe is shifting to iden­tify his mysterious accomplice, even as the Ilorin community remains haunted by the brutal­ity of a crime that has left more questions than answers

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