Man arrested in Adamawa for defiling his 9-year-old daughter


A 39-year-old man has been captured by the Adamawa state police order for apparently defiling his 9-year-old little girl. 

Adamawa police order representative, Sulaiman Nguroje said the suspect has made confession booth proclamations and the casualty is experiencing clinical examination. 

The announcement read; 

"Adamawa State police order wishes to educate the overall population that following heightened activity against rape on ladies and youngsters, the order, on the 20/7/2020, captured one Obora Patrick, a 39-year-old inhabitant of No.46 clinic street, Jimeta, Yola North, for assaulting his 9-year-old advance girl. 

"The order approaches individuals from the overall population to enter into battle against rape against ladies and kids and alert guardians/gatekeepers to intently screen their wards. 

"The order further guarantees the entirety of its duty to ensure lives and property and approaches the individuals to keep answering to police any dubious development around them."

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