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HomeNewsArmy arrests soldiers over gang-raping of AAUA student Post by 9jamog on August 3, 2019

Army arrests soldiers over gang-raping of AAUA student Post by 9jamog on August 3, 2019

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Army arrests soldiers over gang-raping of AAUA student 

Post by 9jamog on August 3, 2019
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August 3, 2019

Peter Dada, Akure
The 32 Artillery Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Akure, Ondo State has arrested soldiers who were allegedly involved in the rape of a female student of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko.
The victim, who is said to be a 300-level student of the Department of Religious and African Studies of the university, was allegedly gang-raped by some soldiers at a checkpoint in Ikare Akoko, the headquarters of the Akoko North-East Local Government Area of Ondo State on Wednesday.
The student was said to have been forced to alight from a commercial bus by one of the soldiers, a Lance Corporal. He allegedly dragged the victim into their relaxing room at the checkpoint, where she was allegedly raped. The victim was said to be returning from the campus on the day the incident happened.
When contacted on Friday, the Brigade Commander, 32 Artillery Brigade, Brig. Gen. Zakari Abubakar,  confirmed the arrest and said investigation had commenced   into the matter.
He said, “ It is true that they (the soldiers) have been arrested . We have commenced our investigation.”
Also, the management of the AAUA said investigation had begun into the matter.
The university, however, noted that the victim had not officially reported the matter to the management for proper action .
Speaking with our correspondent on Friday, the Head, Media and Protocol Unit of the AAUA, Mr Victor Akinpelumi, stated  that the institution had already taken steps to investigate the incident.
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