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Woman who gave out her 7 year old granddaughter to men to sleep with and man who slept with the minor remanded in prison

Enugu state police command has confirmed the arrest of a woman who gave out her grand-daughter to men to sleep with, and a man who slept with the minor. 

The suspects have been identified as 25-year-old Miracle Sunday Akpan and 61-year-old Queendaline Udoh. 

The police also confirmed that the duo were initially arrested by Neighbourhood Watch Group and re-arrested on 16/06/2021 by Operatives of the Command attached to Abakpa Police Division, with the victim rescued and handed over to Enugu State Ministry of Gender Affairs and Social Department.

The suspects were remanded in prison after being charged to court today, June 22. 

The statement read

The Commissioner of Police, Enugu State Command, *CP Mohammed Ndatsu Aliyu, psc*, has entreated parents/guardians to endeavour to train their children/wards with care, fear of God and uphold their fundamental human rights. He made this statement following the Command's quick intervention, re-arresting, swift conclusion of investigation and charging to court of suspects involved in the case of defilement of a seven-year old, at Ugwuagor Abakpa-Nike, Enugu East LGA, on 13/06/2021.

2. It will be recalled that one *Miracle Sunday Akpan aged 25*, a native of Akwa Ibom State, residing at Ugwuabor Abakpa-Nike, Enugu, was alleged to have on the aforementioned date, had unlawful carnal knowledge of a seven-year old victim (names withheld), with the victim's grandmother, one *Queendaline Udoh aged 61*, a native of Imezi-Owa in Ezeagu LGA, residing in the same address; said to have been in the habit of exploiting the minor for financial gains by giving her out to men for unlawful carnal knowledge, aiding him in the act.

3. Recall also that the suspects were initially arrested by Neighbourhood Watch Group, but re-arrested on 16/06/2021 by Operatives of the Command attached to Abakpa Police Division, with the victim rescued and handed over to Enugu State Ministry of Gender Affairs and Social Department."


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