Mcdonald Harrison
A lawyer identified as Asukwo Mendie Archibong has rescued as well as raised an alarm after a 10-year-old girl was allegedly brutalized by her madam’s husband for bed-wetting.
According to him, the incident occurred at Range View Estate, News Engineering in Abuja, and the man responsible for the cruel act has been arrested.
In a video he shared, the little girl disclosed her name, Onyebube. She revealed that her parents are in Enugu and also gave some vital information pertaining to the locality she comes from.
Captioning the video, Mr Asukwo wrote:
“The Success Story of Our Rescue of An Abused 10 Year Old Child. A few days ago I received information that this girl was trafficked and abused by her madam’s husband. He beat and severely injured her because she wet her bed.
She is only 10 years old. The challenge was in identifying the incident location and the parties involved in the abuse.
For the last few days I have been working with the fantastic #NPF on this issue. I am glad to say that through my work with the police the location was established, the abusive man identified and he is now in police custody.
Pure Evil. Sometimes sharing a video such as this is not enough. You have to act.
We scream domestic violence but see what a woman and her husband can do to a ten year old child because she peed on the bed.
This is not their child. She was trafficked from Enugu State to Abuja as a house slave. At ten years of age. By a Christian family.
I have made a formal complaint and the Nigeria Police Force are handling the case. They are searching for this child.
If you know of her whereabouts let me know. The husband and wife who did this are right now on the run, but they will be caught.
Vital Information
Name of girl child: Onyebube
State of Origin: Enugu State
Father of girl child: Emma
Mother: Njideka
Age of girl child: 10 years old
Incident Location: Range View Estate, News Engineering in Abuja”
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In other news, a man and woman got publicly flogged for promoting prostitution in their community.
