Female teacher in trouble for defiling 4-yr-old pupil

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June 8, 2016 4:45 PM

A female teacher is in a serious trouble after she allegedly defiled a four-year-old pupil in Lagos.

An image of a rape victim

The Lagos State Police Command, has arrested a 27-year-old teacher identified as

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It was gathered that Violet who is the class teacher of the nursery two pupil, defiled the toddler after school hours on Thursday, June 2, by dipping her fingers into the girl's private parts.

Trouble however, brewed for the teacher when the girl's mother noticed some blood stains on her pants when she got home and when asked what happened to her, the child explained how aunty Violet had put her fingers in her private parts.

The girl's mother, Evelyn, narrated how she discovered the sordid act:

“After my daughter returned from school Thursday last week, I found blood stains on her pants when I wanted to bath her. I was surprised because she is still too young to start menstruating.

When I asked her what happened, she refused to speak at first because her teacher had threatened her not to.

Later, she opened up when I told her that anyone who lies would go to hell. She then said it was her Aunty that inserted her fingers inside her bum-bum in class. We reported the case at Iyana-Isashi Police Station."

The young victim, when asked by the police, also explained what happened:

“My aunty in school raised my uniform up and put her fingers inside my bum-bum in the class, while others were sleeping. She asked me not to tell my mother or anybody.”

The victim, according to the report, was taken to Bisimol Hospital at Graceland Estate, where it was confirmed that her hymen was broken.

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She was also taken to the Mirabel Centre at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital where the same result was returned, prompting the arrest of the suspect teacher.

The State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), SP Dolapo Badmos, confirmed the incident, saying the case had been transferred to the Command’s Gender Desk Unit, and is under investigations and would be charged to court at the end of investigations.

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