Man Allegedly Forces Stick into 3-Year-Old Girl’s Private Part in Cross River

A suspected ritual killer reportedly abducted a three-year-old girl while she was playing with her peers, took her to a forest nearby and forced a stick into her vagina on Tuesday in the Bakassi Local Government Area of Cross River State.

According to Punch, the suspected ritual killer was apprehended while wreaking havoc on the little girl’s body by a search party which was immediately organized after her peers raised the alarm.

The suspect has reportedly been handed over to the police at Ikang Police Division, while the girl has undergone several surgeries at the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital.

A medical worker in UCTH, Mr. Uche Okoro, said the little girl was brought to the hospital in a critical condition, adding that shortly after that, the family of the suspected ritual killer came to the hospital and offered to pay N10,000 as part of the girl’s medical expenses.

He said,

“The incident happened at Ikang in Bakassi LGA. The three-year-old girl was brought to the UCTH in a critical condition. She was said to have been abducted by a suspected ritual killer and taken to the bush.

Another girl that was with her when the incident happened immediately raised the alarm and a search party went to look for the little girl. She was found in the bush and the suspect was apprehended.

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Meanwhile, another one-year-old baby was found dead not too far from where the girl was rescued. The girl was already bleeding profusely because she had machete cut and a wood was forced into her vagina. It was learnt that the suspect was handed over to the police while the child was brought to us for treatment.

At the moment, the hospital has carried out series of surgeries on her and she is in a stable condition. But the concern here is that a family showed up and offered to pay N10, 000 to offset part of the medical bill.

We found out that it was the family of the suspect. My worry here is that how is this possible? Or are they acting on orders of the police? We just hope that the police have not compromised.”