Wickedness!!! See What Woman Did To Nephew Because Of 50 Naira Groundnut

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A yet to be named woman tortured an 8-year-old boy with a hot iron because he ate a 50 Naira groundnut she left in the house.

The said incident occurred on Sunday, August 16, at Anantigha, Calabar South, when the aunt returned from Sunday service to discover that the groundnut was gone.
She proceeded to question the young boy about it, torturing him to confess with an electric iron which she burned his back and buttocks. She starved the boy when he was done.

From the old scars on the boy’s burnt fingers, it was discovered that it isn’t the first time she has abused him since he started living with her about three years ago.

 

On Monday, August 17, the Principal Counsel, Basic Rights Initiative, James Ibor Esq., while addressing some reporters said they received a call from Girl Power Initiative, GPI, about a lady who had been assaulting her nephew with a hot iron, burning stove and other hot objects.

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Ibor said she plugged an electric iron and burnt the boys back and buttocks because he ate the N50 left-over groundnut and that was not the first time that such was happening.

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He said: “From what the boy has told us, which is also very visible, he has been tortured and traumatized, and the boy is in serious pain. From here we are taking him to a medical facility where he can get adequate care.

“We have written to the Police and the state Ministry of Humanities and Social Welfare to enable us to take good care of him in our own shelter home because we cannot allow the child to go back to the aunty again.

“We have also invited the father because the mother is late. Further actions can be taken as he and two of his siblings live with the said aunty.
“It is unfortunate that this kind of dastardly act and injury can be inflicted on a child. Even if he ate the groundnut, there is no justification for this kind of wickedness.

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