Popular Food Vendor Accused of Cooking Human Finger Finally Speaks Out

Eke van Victor‎

Pandemonium broke out in Laspotech, Ikorodu campus and it's environs recently when a popular food vendor opposite the school's second gate was said to have been caught with a pot of soup which had a human finger in it.

However, after hours of thorough search amidst the teeming crowd, there was no evidence to nail the alleged crime on the food seller.

The Police through the DPO, Ikorodu/Shagamu division subsequently dispelled the information as malicious, false and one calculated to tarnish the image of the food seller, Iya Farouk.

This week on 6 Minutes with Laspotech Press Club* , our team met with Iya Farouk on the issue, and she finally gave her own perspective on the incident.‎

Watch the video below:

EKE VAN VICTOR IS A BROADCASTER, AND FORMER RADIO PRODUCER AT MAX 102.3FM. HE IS THE CURRENT PRESIDENT OF LASPOTECH PRESS CLUB.

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