following the Enugu state police  Command’s quick intervention, re-arresting, swift conclusion of investigation and charging to court of suspects involved in the case of defilement of a seven-year old, at Ugwuagor Abakpa-Nike, Enugu East LGA, on 13/06/2021.

 Court has odered the remaned  of  One Miracle Sunday Akpan aged 25  who hail from Akwa ibom and one  Queendaline Udoh aged 61  who is the grandmo to the victim  a native of Imezi-Owa in Ezeagu LGA,   in the Nigerian correctional center  for allegedly  defiling of a 7 year old girl in Enugu 

following the Command’s quick intervention, re-arresting, swift conclusion of investigation and charging to court of suspects involved in the case of defilement of a seven-year old, at Ugwuagor Abakpa-Nike, Enugu East LGA, on 13/06/2021.

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 Queendaline Udoh who is the the  grandmother  to the victim , also residing at Ugwuabor Abakpa Nike  Enugu with his co suspects was said   to have been in the habit of exploiting the minor for financial gains by giving her out to men for unlawful carnal knowledge, aiding him in the act. 
According  to the Commissioner of Police, Enugu State Command, CP Mohammed Ndatsu Aliyu, psc who spoke  through  his public relations  officer ASP DANIEL NDUKWE, Anipr said Miracle Sunday,  was initially arrested by Neighbourhood Watch Group, but re-arrested on 16/06/2021 by Operatives of the Command attached to Abakpa Police Division, with the victim rescued and handed over to Enugu State Ministry of Gender Affairs and Social Department.
 The the case was transferred to the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (or State CID for short) for thorough investigation and prosecution of the suspects on the order of the Commissioner of Police .

Following this development, suspects were on Tuesday charged by  Court to remanded in Nigerian Correctional Service Custody, pending further hearing of the case, following the swift concluded investigation into the case.

To this end, the Commissioner of Police therefore  entreated parents/guardians to endeavour to train their children/wards with care, fear of God and uphold their fundamental human rights.