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Wahala! Father deflowered her 10 year old daughter, another three men impregnate her at age 14

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A 14 year old girl has recounted her ordeal of how her deceased father forcefully deflowered her when she was 10 years old.

The girl said her parents got separated, which led to her living with her father then.

She disclosed that her mother had seven children for three different men, with her and two siblings belonging to the same father while two each of mother’s other four children belonged to two different men.

Mujidat’s story became known after she was stopped by members of a joint patrol of vigilante groups when she was seen on motorcycle at almost 12 midnight.

After interrogation, the teenager was discovered to be pregnant, leading to the arrest of two men, Dayo and Sodiq (surnames withheld) who she mentioned to have slept with her.

Further investigations led to the discovery that those two were not only ones who slept with her at the time she was suspected to have become pregnant, as she later mentioned one Kehinde who still had intercourse with her after the discovery of her pregnant state and the arrest of the first two.

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The Commandant of the joint patrol, who also doubles as that Oluyole Security Surveillance Team (OSST), Olusegun Idowu, told the Nigerian Tribune that the girl was stopped by vigilante men very late in the night. He said that they thereafter called OSST to notify him. Idowu added that he sent some of his men to bring the girl to the office for questioning in order to get information from her.

One of the men, 27-year-old Dayo, who said he was a fashion designer but started riding commercial motorcycle, plying Ayegun area to expressway, told the Nigerian Tribune: “I  knew her in December 2023 when I picked her as a passenger We exchanged numbers and discussed about four days later. I wooed her, and she thereafter spent a week with me.

“I asked of whom I could know in her family since we have an ongoing relationship but she said it was not possible. My landlord who saw her with me frowned at it, saying that she was young, with her stance on not revealing her family members. He asked me to send her away. She stopped coming but I slept with her again once in February.”

The second man, Sodiq, aged 30, during an interview, said that he knew Mujidat from Dayo. “Dayo and I are friends. I knew the girl was Dayo’s lover, but I also slept with her once. When she came to me overnight. She was coming to me again on a night when she was stopped at almost 12 midnight by a relation who is a vigilante group member.”

According to the girl, “it was my mother who turned me to what I became. My father is dead. I’m the third born of my mother but second born of my father. I stopped schooling at Primary Six when my father died about two years ago.

“Before my father’s death, my brother and I were living with our mother. My father married another wife and my brother and I went to stay with him. He was a Fuji musician. Later, there was a quarrel between him and the second wife and they parted. He used to bring ladies home when he went to Masfala to live with me and my younger brother.

“When the ladies stopped coming, my father started sleeping with me. I was about 10 years old then. The first time was at midnight and it was dark. I was hurt and bled, so I felt weak to get up in the morning. When family members came to the room to check and I told them what happened, they didn’t believe me. They told me not to talk about it so that it would not turn to embarrassment for the family.

“The day my father came again and I didn’t agree to his demand and I told him I would sleep at the passage, he carried me, threw me on the ground and hit my foot with a grinding stone. Family members shouted at him for what he was trying to do me and he left the house in anger.

“He went to Lagos to sing. I started living in the house of the woman who was my half sister’s acquaintance. When my father came to Ibadan, he started cursing me and said that he would not want to see me around him again. People appealed to him and he took me in.

“He slept with me again that I could not even get up. Household members came to check on me and saw the state I was in. However, his family members did not believe me when I told them. They were cursing my mother.

“My paternal aunt in Lagos asked me to come and stay with her and I was taken there by my stepmother. When I got there, I discovered that she was an Osun worshipper, and instead of her promise that I would continue schooling, she made me to join Osun adherents and made me to be carrying a big calabash (arugba) to perform rites. I carried the calabash a couple of times and was afraid of what I was being turned to.

“After some time, the first child of my aunt said I should come and live with her, but asked me not to tell her mother. Later, I was told to come back to Ibadan and asked to stay with my mother. When I got her, she was not taking care of me. I was always hungry. My mother took me to a tailor for apprenticeship. While there, if any man came and gave me money, I would accept it. They would tell me that they liked me. I was usually given N500.

“That was how the men started sleeping with me. The first time, I was taken to a brothel. I was about 12 years old. The manager of the brothel did not see anything wrong with me being a young girl. I had three men as lovers before I left my mum for my friend’s place at Olomi Area to play. From there, I went to my maternal grandmother. That was where I met Dayo.

“He was a commercial motorcyclist and he picked me. That time was when my grandmother said I could not live with her because I followed some friends to church. I went to stay with Dayo when he called me. He used to give money to buy food. Within a week, we copulated three times. “When his landlord noticed me, he called Dayo and expressed his disapproval, telling him to send me back to my parents as I was underaged. Dayo told me to leave without giving any money.

“I left the place and joined some girls who I saw at Feranjesu junction, Olunde Area. We used to sleep in the house of another friend whose mother travelled. That was how I met Dayo’s friend, Sodiq. He slept with me on January 1, but I still saw my period thereafter.

“I was on a bike when I saw Dayo again. He told me to come and see him at home. I snuck in to avoid being seen by his landlord and we had s3x. Sodiq also wanted me to be his girlfriend but I told him that Dayo and I had settled our quarrels and I couldn’t date him. He then toasted my friend and they started dating. However, I was sleeping in his house every night along with my friend because I didn’t want to return to my mother.

“Some people started noticing a change in me and told me I was pregnant. On a night, I was at Olomi, waiting for my friend so that we could go and sleep at Sodiq’s place. I stayed with another friend, waiting for her. At 11:30 p.m., the friend told me it was late and I should go to where I was staying without waiting again.

“On my way, I was stopped by vigilante men who asked me questions. They took me to Sodiq’s place where I told them I was staying, and they confirmed it. I was taken to my mother where people told her that I was pregnant. They bought a pregnant test kit and it showed that I was truly pregnant.”

The pregnancy, it was learnt, led to the arrest of the two men mentioned by the teenager. This was because aside impregnating her, they were having s3xual intercourse with an underaged.


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PICTORIAL: Lagos Red Line Rail begins commercial operations yesterday. July25news

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PICTORIAL: Lagos Red Line Rail begins commercial operations yesterday.

Lagos Red Line Rail Credit: Olabode Olalekan, Segun Odunayo

The Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, will today (Tuesday) officially unveil the LMRT Red Line for commercial operations.

Speaking on the project, the governor said this is the second rail system to become operational in less than two years in the state.

The 27-kilometre Red Line has eight stations at Oyingbo, Yaba, Mushin, Oshodi, Ikeja, Agege, Iju, and Agbado.

The train service is projected to transport about 500,000 Lagosians daily as the schedule is increased, providing a viable means of commuting.

In a post on X.com on Tuesday, Sanwo-Olu wrote, “Dear Lagosians, today marks the launch of commercial operations of the LMRT Red Line, commencing passenger services from Agbado to Oyingbo.

“We’re on a mission to keep Lagos moving, and the Red Line is a key part of our vision to create a seamlessly connected city. It is also our second rail system to become operational in less than two years.

“Spanning 27 , the Red Line has eight stations at Oyingbo, Yaba, Mushin, Oshodi, Ikeja, Agege, Iju, and Agbado. The train service is projected to transport about 500,000 Lagosians daily as we ramp up the schedule and provide a viable means of commuting.”

He added that daily passenger services will depart from Agbado at 6:00 AM, with the second train leaving Iju Station at 7:30 AM.

“Ensure you have your Cowry Card ready to board,” he noted.⁷

He urged residents to treat the project with the respect it deserves.

“Vandalism or disruptions will not be tolerated — together, we can ensure that our trains remain a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone,” he noted.


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Hardship protest: Looted Kano digital innovation park set for renovation –Minister. July25news

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The Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani, has revealed that IHS Towers — one of the largest independent owners, operators and developers of shared communications infrastructure in the world — is set to refurbish the damaged Kano Digital Industrial Park.

The minister made this known when he visited the Park for on-the-spot assessment of the level of damage to the facility.

Daily Trust reported that the park was destroyed, looted and a section set on fire by some irate youths during the August 1 nationwide hardship protest, two weeks before its commissioning.

Abdussalam Gwarzo, who condemned the vandalism said it was a setback to the state’s digital development and to Nigeria’s broader technological aspirations.

He extended the government’s sympathy to the ministry, assuring attendees that measures were being taken to address the situation. He noted that security agencies, with the support of local community leaders, had recovered a significant portion of the stolen equipment.


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2027: God Will Decide Atiku’s Fate – Dele Momodu_ July25news

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Dele Momodu, publisher of Ovation Magazine, has pushed back at critics of former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, contesting the 2027 presidential election.

Momodu spoke in an interview on Channels Television against the backdrop of calls from some highly placed Nigerians that Atiku should drop his presidential ambition because of age.

There have been speculations that Abubakar will seek the PDP’s presidential ticket for the umpteenth time.

On Sunday, Ayodele Fayose, a former governor of Ekiti, said Nigerians are craving for a younger generation of leaders.

He requested the former vice president who will be 81 in 2027 to halt his serial presidential contests.

But Momodu, a former presidential aspirant and chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), wondered why critics of Abubakar are scared of his presidential ambition.

According to him, only God and destiny will determine whether Atiku achieved his lifelong presidential ambition come 2027.

Asked to react to Fayose’s comments on Abubakar’s presidential ambition, the Ovation publisher said he cannot legislate on how the former vice-president runs his political life.

Momodu said those criticising Abubakar’s presidential ambition did not support young candidates during the 2023 elections.

The PDP chieftain cited US President Joe Biden and Donald Trump as examples of politicians who became presidents at an advanced age.

He said “What has been the impact of these younger people who said they have been in politics?” Momodu asked.

“Go and check their states. What have they done for the amount of money made available to them? Age cannot be an automatic qualification or disqualification in politics.

“It is up to God and destiny. I am a child of destiny and that is why I have contentment. If Alhaji Atiku decides to run, good luck to him. If he doesn’t want to run, no problem. But for anybody to muzzle him… why are they afraid of him”.

On whether Atiku would be a threat to President Tinubu’s reelection bid, Momodu said “I’m sure they (Abubakar’s critics) believe so. I know those who believe that he is the only one right now.

“Abubakar will be a threat if he is able to galvanise a mega political party. He will be a threat,” Momodu added.

The PDP chieftain said Abubakar stands a chance in 2027 if the “mood of the nation is overwhelmingly opposed to the current leader”.

Daily Trust reports that although Atiku has run for the number one office six times, only made it to the ballot as a presidential candidate on three occasions in 2007, 2019, and 2023.

 

 

 


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