60-Year-Old Man Allegedly Rapes Physically Challenged Minor In Rivers State

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A 60-year-old man identified as Victor Obilor allegedly has been arrested by the police for raping a 12-year-old physically challenged girl in Rivers state.

The father of the victim, Eze Eleonu, said he caught Obilor pants down with his physically challenged daughter who, according to him, also has speech as well as hearing impairment.

Eleonu told newsmen that the suspect, Obilor, had, on Saturday, March 5, 2022, raped his daughter while he was out of his house in Ubima community, in the Ikwerre Local Government Area of the state.

He narrated that on entering his room, he saw Obilor stark naked sitting very close to his daughter, who was also naked, and he immediately grabbed him before raising the alarm.

According to him, the alarm he raised attracted a neighbour to his compound who helped in securing the said Obilor before the arrival of members of a local vigilante group, who took him to their office and in turn handed him over to the Ubima Police Division.

“I was coming back from Omagwa and alighted from a motorcycle in the front of my compound and I noticed that the door to my house was open, which raised my suspicions.

“As I approached the room, I saw somebody that got up from a chair stark naked. I was able to recognise him immediately.

“His name is Victor Obilor. I held him and I saw my daughter on the couch with her dress folded slightly above her breasts. So I had to start shouting, calling on people to come to see what Victor did to my daughter.

“We held him before OSPAC vigilante came and carried him to their office. The man was transferred to the Ubima police division.

“On Monday, the DCO came and gave me a doctor’s report to go to any government hospital and run a check, and when we went to a hospital, the doctor said there was a penetration.

“I need justice. They should charge the matter to court,” Eleonu stated.

The state police acting spokesperson, Grace Iringe-Koko, said she was yet to hear the report.

Iringe-Koko promised to find out from the Ubima division and get back to our correspondent, but she had yet to do so at the time of filing this report.


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