Alleged UNILAG Serial Rapist rearrested over Another Rape
An alleged serial rapist who was arrested after beating up and raping two University of Lagos (UNILAG) students has reportedly been rearrested.
The young man, who had been apprehended at UNILAG, was rearrested after reportedly committing another rape act.
The alleged rapist had been released on bail after his arrest on Saturday.
The Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Response Team (DSVRT) shared the news of his rearrest on Twitter. He will now face 2 rape trials, and how recent rape will also be charged to court, the DSVRT wrote.
Regarding the alleged serial rapist incident at UNILAG,- the rapist has been re-arrested. He was released on bail at his existing High Court trial and then allegedly committed another rape act. He will now face two trials & the recent rape case will be charged to court tomorrow.
https://twitter.com/DSVRT/status/960776547681603584
See the story of how he was apprehended, and his photos, below:
source: Bella naija
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