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Anambra state Commissioner for Women and Social Welfare, Ify Obinabo
A 65-year old woman has been arrested for allegedly inflicting injury on her 19-year old house-help in Ezinifite, Aguata local government area of Anambra state.
The suspect, Mrs Martha Umenweke, was arrested following a report by a whistle blower who witnessed the ugly incident.
The victim, Chidiebere Otenyi from Nkanu, Enugu State, said she was accused by her mistress of stealing ₦25,000.
Chidiebere, who was still in pain at the time of the rescue, however denied the accusation.
“I’ve lived with my madam for a year and four months but I have been severely punished at the slightest provocation, including being starved.
“I’m 19 years, but still in primary 3 because she demoted me when I came,” she said.
It was gathered that one Mr David, an alibi to the suspect, tied up the victim’s hands and legs after receiving the beating.
Reacting, Commissioner for Women and Social Welfare, Ify Obinabo, vowed to deal with the suspect.
Obinabo who was furious over the dastardly act and extent of injury meted on the victim, assured her of justice.
“The culprit won’t go scort-free since she had the mind to inflict injuries and pain on another person,” she added.
She said the case had been handed over to the police for further interrogation and prosecution at the Children, Sexual and Gender Based Violence Magistrate court in Awka. (The Nation)