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       Soldiers rapes 7 Women
   DIR By: Tony okey
       Date: January 9, 2014, 9:40 am
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       A prosecution witness, Inspector Olamide Olayemi said the
       four dismissed soldiers charged with rape of seven commercial
       sex workers in Abuja left their guard duty-post to commit the
       crime.
       Olayemi stated this while giving evidence at an FCT High Court
       in Abuja on yesterday where the dismissed soldiers, Nse
       Eywdip, 33; Ugwu Mathew, 23; Emezien Uzonna, 24, and Efosa
       Ikhomoregbe, 23 are being tried.
       They were arraigned on a 12-count charge bordering on
       conspiracy, rape, assault and armed robbery on January 23,
       2013.
       Olayemi, while being led in evidence by the prosecutor, Mr
       Adama Musa, told the court that on the day of the incidence,
       they were supposed to be on duty at the Airtel Mast in Wuse
       2.
       “The accused persons left their guard duty-post with their
       Hilux Van, armed with their official riffles.
       “The accused persons arrested the victims and collected N104,
       000 from them which they shared among themselves,” he
       said.
       The witness, who was also one of the investigating police
       officer, told the court that he took the statement of the fourth
       accused (Ikhomoregbe).
       “The fourth accused told me that he got only N1, 500 as his
       share from the amount they stole from their victims.
       “He also told me that his colleague, Matthew, the second
       accused, had sexual intercourse with one of the victims with
       her consent,” he said.
       Olayemi also told the court that he led the team of police
       officers who took the victims to the Wuse General Hospital,
       where they were examined by medical doctors and that a
       medical report was sent to the police.
       He further told the court that at the end of their
       investigation,
       the police filed a case of criminal conspiracy, rape, assault
       and
       armed robbery against the four soldiers.
       After listening to the testimony, the presiding judge, Justice
       Mudashiru Oniyangi, adjourned the case to February 19 for
       continuation of hearing.
       The soldiers already have been dismissed from the Nigeria
       Army, were alleged to have committed the offence between
       December 21 and 23, 2012 at about 9 p.m. at the River Plate
       Garden, in Wuse 2, Abuja. They pleaded not guilty.
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