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Nigerian big boy and friend arrested for gang-r*ping his girlfriend in India


Two Nigerians, simply identified as Tony and Ubaka, have been arrested in India for allegedly r*ping a young lady who works at a software company in Bengaluru.

According to the SD Sharanappa, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), the victim, who is in her 20s, was dating Tony, 35, before the alleged r*pe on August 29, ANI reports.

According to the complaint filed by the victim, Tony invited her from Andhra Pradesh to his house, where him and his friend allegedly s*dated and r*ped her.

She said she partied with Tony that night and allegedly had s*x, but when she woke up, she found the other accused, Ubaka, 36, also n*ked on the bed next to her.

She found that both Tony and Ubaka had s*x with her when she fell unconscious, the Karnataka police said.

According to her, Ubaka had tried to befriend her many times. However, she ignored him. On the day of the incident, Ubaka was present when she visited Tony’s house following which she became furious. Her boyfriend Tony and Ubaka then pacified her and the three partied afterwards.

The victim befriended Tony on social media and they had common friends. Ubaka too, tried to befriend the victim but refused. When she spoke to Tony about it, he too, ignored the matter.

The accused were arrested under Sections 376 (r*pe), 417 (cheating) and 506 (criminal intimidation) and sent to judicial custody, said the police. 

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