hearing in a case of r*pe preferred against one Emeka Ugwudiobi, a
commercial bus driver.
Ugwudiobi was accused of raping one of his passengers from 7 p.m. to
10 a.m. at gun point in an uncompleted building around Mayor Market,
Enugu, on Feb.18.
According to the prosecution counsel, Mr Francis Ajagu, the driver
plies the New Market-Gariki route and the victim was one of his
passengers on the fateful day.
"On getting to Mayor Market, the driver observed that it was only the
victim that was left inside the bus.
"He drove the bus to an uncompleted building beside the Mayor Market
and started raping the victim," Ajagu told the court.
He said the victim was raped from 7 p.m. to 10 a.m. without break and
that the accused never heeded the pleas of the victim to have pity on
her to allow her rest.
Ajagu said it was a passerby, one Mr Chidubem Ezeorah, who ran into
the scene and reported the case to the police.
He said that the victim could hardly stand on her feet when the
police came to her rescue in the uncompleted building.
However, the counsel to the accused, Mr Peter Obeta, described the
accused as a responsible man who has a wife and four children.
He told the court that the accused had been into driving for the past
16 years and that nobody had ever complained that he was a r*pist.
Obeta said that there was no way a bus driver would carry a gun
inside his bus and the police would not notice and denied that his
client had ever seen the victim he was accused of raping.
Justice Dorathy Agishi ordered the accused to be remanded in prison
custody while adjourning the case to Feb. 26, 2014 for further
hearing.
Wait o, 7pm-10am?! Kai! Dis story get coma, the man no dey tire? Dem no dey make noise? People don die finish for dat area? Nawa o.
ReplyDeletedis story has bin adjourned til further notice,wot a nonsence story.
ReplyDeletewonders shall neva cease
ReplyDeleteenergy
ReplyDeleteNa wetin dat man drink abeg...make court ask am biko...#swiz#
ReplyDeleteWhich of d parties is telling d truth? I dnt knw wu to beliv
ReplyDeleteIf he's eventually convicted, I hope the court applies section 358 of the Criminal Code Cap C 38
ReplyDeleteHmmm,nawao,d man strong o,buh wait o,d gal still alive?
ReplyDeleteDis story get K leg
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