Father Seeks Justice For Five-Year-Old Daughter Who Was S£xually Abused By Her Class Teacher

Though he is not of the elite class who would go all out to use their money to get what they want, Mr Ignatius Onyechekwe has vowed to use all that is within his power to ensure that his 10-year-old daughter (name withheld) who was sexually abused by her class teacher gets the needed justice.

Onyechekwe is one of the parents who have against all odds, decides to speak out to shame pedophiles who derives pleasure in abusing children in their care instead getting sexual satisfaction that they crave for elsewhere, even if it means paying for such a time-bound pleasurable moment.

The 10-year-old girl, is a primary five pupil of a popular private school off 7up Bottling Company located on the Ogbor Hill axis of Aba, Abia State.

Infonet9ja.com gathered that the male class teacher has been abusing this pupil placed under his care since January this year, 2021.

The little girl, it was learnt has kept this away from her parents after her pedophilic teacher told her that he will deal with her and her parents if anyone gets to know what is going on between them.

The teacher in a bid to keep using the pupil as his sex toy, will reportedly make her wash the school toilet after school, as a ploy to keep her around until everybody is out of the school, giving him the leeway to have unfettered time to carry out his ungodly act without anyone suspecting him.

The victim was said to have summoned courage to tell her mother what has been going on between her and the class teacher.

Mr. Ignatius Onyechekwe who confirmed the story to our infonet9ja.com on the phone, disclosed that the class teacher had earlier visited their house to inform them about the change in their daughter’s behaviour, which he suggested could be spiritual.

The father said that he innocently admonished the wife to ensure that they keep praying for their daughter over the recent development, not knowing that the cause of her behavioural change was the same teacher whom he is now accusing of sexually molesting his daughter.

Mr. Onyechekwe, stated that the result of a test conducted on their daughter at a popular private hospital in Aba confirmed that there was penetration in the victim’s private part.

The ‘abused’ child who could barely muster words as she was still gripped with fear said “He (Nathaniel) will always ask me to wash the toilet. He will come to me and used his manhood and started molesting me.

“The other day, during break time, all our classmates have all gone out; the class is now empty. It is only me and the man were inside the class, so he now used his manhood and now put inside my buttocks and started molesting me.

“Another day, there is one open room that is in that place. So, he now went to that place and tell me remove my clothes. He now used his manhood to do the same thing to me.

“He did it four times. He told me that he is a military man. I was scared that he will come and arrest my dad. I told my classmate about it. I want government to sue him to prison.”

The case is being handled by the Human Rights Section of Police in Aba Area Command.

The proprietor of the school, one Pastor Israel Chibunna in a text message confirmed that his staff, Nathaniel (the accused) is being detained at the Aba Area Command where he is being investigated by the police on the claims by the Onyechekwe’s family.

Pastor Chibunna who stated that the staff had in response to query issued to him denied ever carrying out such act.

Nathaniel’s employer said that he will not be speaking further on the matter as the police was still investigating the allegation. This is even as he added that the staff has been suspended from work pending the conclusion of the matter.

The Police Public Relations Officer, SP Geoffrey Ogbonna confirmed the arrest and detention of Mr. Nathaniel in their custody.

According to Ogbonna, investigation into the matter is still ongoing as the police awaits the outcome of the medical report from the police clinic.He added that the suspect will be taken to court as soon as investigation into the matter was concluded.