45yo Man Impregnates 14 Deaf/Dumb girl
21yo Molests 8yo Child, Wrecks Anal Sphincter
Residents of Borokiri suburbs in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, have been thrown into shock and confusion as sexual predators besieged the area, violating eight- and 14-year-old children, including those living with disabilities.
Sources said a 14-year-old girl living with disability was discovered to be three months pregnant after being raped serially by her parents’ 45-year-old neighbour in the UPE Sandfill area of the enclave.
Another child, an eight-year-old girl, is currently battling for life after being molested by a 21-year-old son of her mother’s friend, around Divine School Road in Borokiri.
It was gathered that the child, identified as Hannah (surname withheld) is battling many health challenges and is being treated at the Nigerian Navy Clinic in Borokiri.
“The doctor said the child is suffering from weakened anal sphincter. She is no longer able to control her faeces, because of the forceful invasion of her organ by the boy.”
It was learnt that her violator, who is identified as Damiloa Rufus, confessed to having canal knowledge of the infant, claiming that they are in love.
Meanwhile, eyewitnesses said the 45-year-old man, identified as ‘Honourable’, had been serially abusing the deaf and dumb child who lives in the same neighbourhood of UPE Sandfill in Borokiri.
“The girl was lured many times into the apartment of the suspect, who is popularly known as Honourable. He used snacks and money to deceive the girl, and he has been sleeping with her for months,” our source said.
Sources said the despicable relationship between the 45-year-old and the child blew open when the girl became pregnant and revealed that Honourable had been raping her.
“The child was taken to the hospital where her three-month pregnancy was confirmed by medical tests.”
Sources said the man, who was arrested and detained by police, regained freedom after an unholy agreement between him and the girl’s parents.
“We heard that the man was asked to take responsibility for the girl and the unborn child, as a condition for his release,” a resident told our reporter who visited the area on Thursday.
Rivers Police Command Public Relations Officer, Eringe Koko, who was contacted by our reporter, said she was not aware of the incidents.
