14-year-old boy found beheaded in Cross River State

Author: Emma UnaPublished on: November 1, 2026Country: Nigeria

Crime & Law

14-year-old boy found beheaded in Cross River State

Ogar, a 14-year-old boy, was found beheaded in the Yahe River in northern Cross River State after disappearing from home on Friday. His mother, Agnes, said he was last seen after returning from school and that the family searched for him before his body was discovered on Saturday, about a kilometre from the community. The circumstances of his disappearance and death remain unclear; a classmate said Ogar had not mentioned going anywhere with anyone. Yahe police confirmed that the incident was under investigation.

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