Suspected kidnappers in Anambra State have brutally murdered a yet-to-be-identified boy after he allegedly refused their demand to sexually assault his own sister.
A former Senior Special Assistant to the Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, and human rights activist, Harrison Gwamnishu, revealed the shocking incident on his official Facebook page.
Gwamnishu said the boy was abducted alongside his two sisters by armed men, adding that when the family failed to meet the ransom demand, the kidnappers allegedly subjected the children to inhuman treatment.
The abductors reportedly ordered the boy to violate one of his sisters. When he refused, they killed him in retaliation.
Gwamnishu wrote, “This is more than a crime; it is a wake-up call. No child, no woman, no citizen should live under the shadow of such terror.”
He called on the government and security agencies to take decisive action, urging them to dismantle kidnapping syndicates, intensify security patrols, and ensure swift justice for victims.
When contacted, Anambra State Police Command Public Relations Officer, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, said via text message: “There is no such report before me. I will make enquiries and get back to you. Send me the video if you have it.”
