TEACHER VIOLATES A DOWN SYNDROME TEENAGER
-By Joseph Omoniyi
A class teacher, known as Wasiu Kabiru, has been arrested by the police and arraigned in court for allegedly defiling a down syndrome teenage girl, in Surulere area of Lagos.
According to reports, the victim was a student at the Down Syndrome Foundation, Surulere, where Kabiru was a class teacher. The
29-year-old teacher allegedly defiled her in the school toilet.
The victim said, “One day, I was inside the toilet when Brother Kabiru came to meet me and he used his eyes to tell me to keep quiet. He removed his shirt and trousers and also removed my clothes and did it inside the school and the second one was in the male hostel.”
The suspect has been arraigned before an Ogba Magistrates’ Court on two counts of defilement.
The defendant however, pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The magistrate, Mr P.E. Nwaka, remanded the suspect in custody and adjourned till October 22, 2018.
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