..If Pondi is Reportedly Consuming Human Blood, How Much Human Blood is Secretly Being Served to Tompolo?

What kind of human being would place his mouth on another person's open wound and suck and lick fresh human blood? It is a disturbing allegation, but one that demands serious attention if true. 

Behind the smiling face of Godfrey Tare Pondi, the General Manager of Tantita Security Services, are troubling allegations that raise serious questions about what may be happening within the Tompolo camp.

Ekomieyefa Uduboh 
Ekomieyefa Uduboh reportedly became the Chief Security Officer to Government Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, after Kari Ebipade was allegedly removed from the position following the death of Motu Mone. 

According to accounts, Kari Ebipade was accused of helping his own brothers escape while Motu Mone and others were murdered.

Ekomieyefa Uduboh is also described by victims as the commissioner of Tompolo's private prison. Accounts from people who claim to have passed through the facility paint a frightening picture of a man they describe as cruel, heartless, and without sympathy for human suffering.

According to these accounts, when people are allegedly kidnapped from their homes or other locations and taken to Oporoza in Gbaramatu Kingdom, Warri South-West, they are not given an opportunity to explain themselves before being subjected to torture.

Victims allege that Ekomieyefa welcomes them with severe beating. He is accused of pouring fuel on their bodies and flogging them repeatedly with wires until their skin breaks and blood begins to flow. 

One particularly disturbing account concerns Samuel Kponah, who is said to be Ekomieyefa Uduboh's own in-law.

Samuel was allegedly kidnapped alongside his brother and taken to Oporoza. Before he could properly explain who he was or establish his relationship with Ekomieyefa, he was reportedly already being beaten. According to the account, the beating was so severe that blood began coming out of his ear.

Even when Samuel reportedly told him, "I am your in-law," Ekomieyefa allegedly continued beating him before eventually stopping.

The same accounts accuse Ekomieyefa of denying detainees access to medical treatment, even when they are seriously ill. If these allegations point to a disturbing level of cruelty and disregard for human life.

Ekomieyefa reportedly ran into trouble after an incident involving a person whom Tompolo had allegedly ordered released from the private prison more than three years earlier.

According to the account, Tompolo later discovered that the person had not actually been released. Instead, Ekomieyefa allegedly transferred the individual to Krutia, where he reportedly operated another private detention facility, and continued holding the person there for further years of torture.

The matter allegedly reached Tompolo, who became angry after making inquiries and discovering that he had ordered the person's release more than three years earlier.

Following this discovery, Ekomieyefa was reportedly locked inside a private VIP cell in Oporoza. He was later released after reports of his imprisonment began attracting attention in the media.

But the allegations surrounding Ekomieyefa are not the only disturbing accounts emerging from the Tompolo camp.

Godfrey Tare Pondi 
Godfrey Tare Pondi is the General Manager of Tantita Security Services. Do not mistake a calm personality, simple appearance, or smiling face for proof that a person has nothing to hide. 

According to accounts circulating among victims and their associates, Tare Pondi is said to play a major role in coordinating kidnappings and alleged assassination operations within the Tompolo camp.

He is accused of providing funds, mobilising people allegedly responsible for carrying out these operations, receiving reports from them, and passing information to Tompolo. His name has reportedly surfaced on several occasions in connection with alleged acts of violence.

One account concerns the kidnapping of Samson from his home along Jakpa Road. According to the allegation, Godfrey Tare Pondi was the person Samson photograph was taken to while he was sitting inside a Prado jeep. The photograph was reportedly presented for approval before Samson was taken away to an unknown destination.

Another disturbing case concerns Balamene Karowei, who was kidnapped from his home in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, by Bodmas Kemepadei on the orders of Tompolo.

According to the account, Bodmas Kemepadei took Balamene from Yenagoa to Warri, Delta State, with the assistance of officers of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC).

They reportedly arrived at the Tantita Security Services office in Warri, where Balamene was handed over to Godfrey Tare Pondi.

Tare Pondi instructed a civil defence officer to take Balamene into a room and place handcuffs on him.

There are also disturbing allegations surrounding the death of Wanimi, who was reportedly assassinated in Bayelsa State. According to accounts, Bodmas Kemepadei was allegedly involved in the operation and was acting under the supervision of Godfrey Tare Pondi.

Bodmas Kemepadei is also the person accused of kidnapping Balamene Karowei from his home in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, allegedly on the orders of Tompolo. These allegations raise serious questions about the roles of Bodmas Kemepadei and Godfrey Tare Pondi in the reported cases of violence and abduction.

Perhaps one of the most shocking allegations concerns an incident said to have happened inside the Oporoza private prison facility.

According to an account from an alleged witness, a detainee was being severely beaten in Oporoza, Gbaramatu Kingdom. Blood was reportedly flowing from the victim's body when Godfrey Tare Pondi placed his mouth against the victim's wound and began sucking and licking the blood.

​One is left to wonder ; if Godfrey Tare Pondi is sucking and licking human blood in the open, what amount of human blood is being served to Tompolo in secret to drink?

This is an extremely disturbing allegation. If true, it raises questions that go far beyond ordinary acts of brutality.  

There are also allegations that Godfrey Tare Pondi abuses drugs and other substances. He is not the only person named in these accounts. Super Ebipade, Kari Ebipade, and several others within the camp have also been accused of substance abuse.

Beyond the individual allegations, there are growing concerns about what some accounts describe as an occult network operating around the Oporoza private detention facility.

According to these accounts, the private prison is allegedly controlled by a small group of individuals, and its continued operation is believed by those making the allegations to serve purposes beyond ordinary detention. Some have raised fears that the facility could be used to obtain victims for alleged ritual activities and human blood sacrifices.

There are also accusations that some Nigerian security personnel attached to the operation have been drawn into these alleged activities. 

The claim is that security officers are used to carry out kidnappings under the appearance of lawful arrests. Because people see uniformed officers carrying out what looks like an official operation, they may assume that the person being taken away has been lawfully arrested.

But according to the allegations, once these individuals are taken away, families are left without answers, and the victims disappear into private prison in Oporoza.

The alleged kidnapping of Balamene Karowei remains one of the cases being cited by those raising these concerns. Bodmas Kemepadei, with the reported assistance of NSCDC officers, allegedly took Balamene away in the presence of his family.

For six months, according to the account, fear prevented the matter from being reported publicly in the media. The family and those who knew about the incident were reportedly afraid of the consequences of speaking out.

The situation reportedly changed when a witness saw Jude Gbaboyor challenging what he described as Tompolo's wrongdoing. The matter was subsequently brought to public attention, yet the government was accused of failing to take meaningful action.

These allegations raise serious questions about the rule of law, the protection of citizens, the conduct of security personnel, and the existence of private detention facilities operating outside the normal justice system.

If people can be taken from their homes, transported across states, detained without access to lawyers or family members, denied medical treatment, and subjected to torture without meaningful government intervention, then the problem is much bigger than the individuals named in these accounts.

No individual, regardless of wealth, political influence, connections, or security arrangements, should be above the law.

The families of those kidnapped and detained deserve answers from the Nigerian government and the Bayelsa State Government. Despite the numerous allegations, security agencies have continued to turn a blind eye to these issues while maintaining friendly relationships with those accused of these crimes.

It is such a pity that this is where we have found ourselves as a nation, where Nigeria has become a crime scene.

This is not the end of the story. We will continue with the activities of other individuals connected to Tompolo's camp in our next report.