A
randy roadside seller has committed an abominable act after he drugged
and r*ped a girl he met on Facebook only to realize that she is his
niece.
Abuchi Chukwukere Stanley has been arrested and charged to court over the crime
A 25-year old man, Abuchi Chukwukere Stanley has landed in serious
trouble after he was arrested and charged before a Lagos court for
allegedly abducting, drugging and r*ping a physically challenged 17-year
old teenager in Lagos who later turned out to be his niece.
According to PM News, Stanley was stunned to realize after the
sexual encounter that the victim is his aunt’s daughter from Umuezeleke
family in Azia town in Ihiala local government in Anambra State.
It was gathered that the victim left her parents’ house in Aguda,
Surulere, Lagos and was taken to a hotel in Ikorodu where she was
drugged with apple, r*ped and then abandoned by the suspect despite her
condition.
It was while she was wandering in Ikorodu the next day that a
Samaritan met her and contacted her mom. The girl was handed over to her
mom at Ketu police station.
Stanley it was gathered had met the victim on Facebook and they
started love chatting since last year. He then invited her out and they
arranged to meet at Oshodi area of Lagos.
When the victim arrived at Oshodi, she contacted the suspect who
reportedly took her to the hotel in Ikorodu. The matter was reported to
the police at Aguda division who trailed the suspect through his
Facebook page and got him arrested at Second Gate in Agidingbi area of
Ikeja where he sells second hand vehicles and spare parts.
The suspect was charged before Surulere Magistrate and Family court
on Tuesday with the alleged offence and he pleaded not guilty. It was
at the court that the suspect’s father recognised the girl’s mom as one
of his relatives.
The court, however granted Stanley bail in the sum of N100,000 with
two sureties and one of the sureties must own a land property in Lagos.
The court also ordered the prosecutor, Inspector Benson to
duplicate his file and send to the Director of Public Prosecution, DPP
for advice.
The matter was adjourned till 7 April 2017.
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