A disturbing account has surfaced online after a Nigerian student shared how she narrowly escaped what appears to be a ritual killing and organ harvesting operation while lodging at a hotel.

 

Speaking during an interview on the Lucky Udu Experience, the unnamed student recounted the terrifying moment she discovered a hotel staff member standing behind her in the bathroom — while she was bathing.

 

According to her, she noticed the man’s presence only through a mirror reflection, and what followed was a bizarre confession that has left many Nigerians in shock.

 

“I was taking a bath and I looked into the mirror and I was so shocked to my bone marrow,” she said. “I saw a guy at my back and it happens to be that he is one of the hotel staff. He was standing very stunned, not moving.”

“I screamed out of fear and he said, to be honest, when he came in, he rubbed something on his body to make himself invisible. He said he was surprised I could see him because normally, people don’t.”

 

The man then confessed that he and other members of the hotel staff target women who lodge alone, kill them, and sell their organs to wealthy clients. He claimed the invisibility trick had worked in the past, but the student’s ability to detect him left him stunned.

As of the time of this report, the name of the hotel and its location have not been disclosed, and authorities are yet to confirm or deny the claims. However, the incident has sparked widespread concern and fear among Nigerians, especially women who frequently travel or lodge alone.

 

Many have called on the Nigeria Police Force and other relevant security agencies to launch a full-scale investigation into the shocking allegations.

The story has gone viral on social media, with thousands expressing disbelief, fear, and outrage.

 

“If this is true, that hotel needs to be shut down immediately and everyone involved prosecuted,” one X (formerly Twitter) user wrote.

 

“The fact that this kind of evil exists in our society and goes unnoticed is terrifying. We need to protect women,” another user commented.

Security analysts say the incident — whether proven true or not — highlights growing concerns about the safety of hotels, guest houses, and short-let apartments, particularly for solo female travelers.

 

“Hotels must be held to higher standards. There should be surveillance, staff background checks, and emergency protocols,” said a private security consultant, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

While the details of the case remain unverified, the student’s chilling testimony has struck a nerve and reignited conversations about ritual killings, organ trafficking, and lack of hotel regulation in Nigeria.

 

Authorities are being urged to identify the hotel, arrest the staff member, and thoroughly investigate the entire establishment to uncover any wider network of criminal activity.