Nights of Horror: Men Invade Moremi Hostel At Night. Here's what they did

MOREMI HALL: A Tale of Night Stories: When Will It End?

In the quiet corridors of Moremi Hall, a disturbing series of events has shaken the residents, raising questions about security and the unknown intentions of an elusive intruder.

 

It all started two weeks ago when the inhabitants of Moremi Hall were awoken to the cry of a lady, "Ole! Ole! (the Yoruba name for thief). At exactly 5:00 am, a guy who was wearing a mask was seen darting across the corridors. He was said to have stolen phones, and while he tried to escape, he was seen by some ladies who raised the alarm.

 

An eyewitness who will like to remain anonymous said he ran out of the kitchen and jumped down from the second floor to the ground. He sustained minor injuries, and to reduce the chase, he let go of the phones, which he had put in black nylon.

 

The Moremi residents were able to recover their phones, but he

escaped through a gutter, and no one knows where he went.

The porters were informed immediately, and all efforts to find him proved abortive as he was nowhere to be found.

It was indeed one that no one expected a reoccurrence of not until the next Sunday.

 

On Sunday, November 26, 2023, at about 4:40 a.m., Moremi residents were again awoken by the screams from the G and H flags of Moremi Hall.

 

A guy was caught lying close to a lady's bed on the floor.

Assumptions travelled far that the lady knew the guy and that he was probably her boyfriend, but all the roomates of G 103 discarded that.

One of the roommates, Rhoda, said, "He did not take any phone. I don't understand what he was looking for. I had my phone out, and he passed by me and took nothing. Why then was he here?"

 

An eyewitness said she saw what he wore. "He was in a blue armless sports shirt and green cargo pants." She had said: the lady with whom he slept by her bed prefers that her name be anonymous.

She said in fear while shaking, "It looked all strange and almost spiritual. He looked at me directly in the eyes, smiled, and walked out through the back door, smiling."

 

Alhaja Hajara, a neighbour from the next room, also added that "my friend didn't see him, but he must be spiritual as he didn't leave with any traces. He just left quietly."

 

Another roommate who would like to be simply called Teshy said she was doing her Muslim prayers and didn't see anyone enter but only heard the cry of "blood of Jesus" from her roommates.

 

The porters were again alerted, and the tussle of whether he was spiritual or physical is still ongoing to this date.

Some said he was her boyfriend; others said he was just familiar with the room.

 

Boluwatife also added that she took a good look at his face and will recognise it when she sees it anywhere.

 

The chairperson of Moremi Hall, Ewaoluwa, and other executives have had their hands on deck and are looking forward to getting the culprit in the book.

 

As of the time of writing this report, the culprit is yet to be identified.

More details on recent happenings at Moremi Hostel will be uploaded soon 

 

-Wonderpen