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I'll pay for her medical bills - Man after defiling a 5-year old girl

Every minute, a child is sexually assaulted, and most cases, high percentage of  the victim's relatives know their perpetrators.

 Many perpetrators of sexual abuse are in a position of trust or responsible for the child's care, such as family member, teacher, clergy member or coach.

 "I'll pay for her medical bills", that was a word from one of these monsters, who's identified as Dave, who defiled a five year old girl child in Awka, Anambra state.

 According to an eye witness, the little girl went to Mr Dave's room to watch cartoons when Mr Dave took advantage of her, removed her panties and penetrated using his fingers.
In a bid to silence the poor girl, he gave her Gala.

 Nemesis caught up with him when the little girl complained of pains in her private part to her mother, which upon interrogation, she pointed her neighbor, Mr Dave as the root cause.
At first, her parents were afraid of reporting the case to the police, as they thought they will not get justice, because of insufficient fund to pursue the case.

 As God may have it, Behind Bar Initiative BBI, has taken up the case, though the suspect initially denied the case, but later accepted, and promised to take care of her medical expenses. He is currently in a detention facility at B-Division.

 Watch video below; Credit: @Within Nigeria

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