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How a 14-year-old girl carrying a 5-month-old pregnancy was impregnated by a 70-year-old ex-soldier

A teenager was raped by a septuagenarian ex-soldier, Mr. Shuaibu Ahmed, after being sent on errand by her sister to his place.

According to her, he gave her N100 the first time he raped her, but that she continued to allow him sleep with her because he threatened to kill her.

The teenager has narrated how the man allegedly forcefully had sex with her...

She told Vanguard: “Sometime last year or thereabout, my sister sent me to Papa Soldier’s (the suspect) house to collect some compact discs for her. The man was sitting in front of his house when I got there. He said the CD was inside on the table. As I went inside, he tiptoed in after me and hurriedly locked the door when I had entered. He removed my clothes, underwear and forced himself on me.

"I tried to shout, but he blocked my mouth and threatened to kill me. After he was through, I saw some whitish substance on me. It was then he told me he had deflowered me and that I should not tell anybody about it. Since then he has been having sex with me and each time he would warn me and even threaten to kill me."

She continued: "At times, he will give me N100 or N200. The day he deflowered me, he gave me N100. I was not enticed by money; it was his constant threats that frightened me. I could not tell anyone because I didn’t want to die. I just finished JSS 1. I had not started menstruation when he first forced me. It was after that encounter I started seeing my period.”

The victim and her abuser are neighbours at Ago Tapa area of Ibadan, Oyo State. According to information gathered, the man is said to have taken advantage of many other under-aged girls in the neighbourhood. The unsuspecting father of the victim found out his daughter was pregnant after was told by a neighbour that his daughter was carrying a five-month-old pregnancy.

The female neighbour who lives in the same house with the victim said the father did not know anything.

She narrated to the paper: “I have been seeing the young girl with the old man and I warned the girl to stop going to him. Just this morning, a neighbour called me and said the girl is pregnant, saying her navel and tummy are shooting out. I called the girl, but she shook her head in denial saying ‘I’m not pregnant.’ When I asked her when last she saw her period, she could not recall it.”

She continued: “I told her father, who was completely devastated. You can see what the old useless man caused. The mother died long time ago.”

It was learned that the father has reported the case at Mokola Police Station and the suspect will be transferred to the State CID for proper investigation. The father of the girl said all he wants is justice, as he added that the trauma was too much to bear.
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