More men having sex with children
on september 06, 2014 at 2:40 pm
By Etiosa79

T here was pandemonium one afternoon at
No. 9 Awofodu Street, Pedro, Lagos. Mama
Nonso could not be consoled. She was
screaming on top of her voice. It was not the
scream of fright; it was an angry sound of a
female animal whose young has fallen into the
hands of a predator.
All the tenants rushed into her apartment to
see her griping Leke’s manhood in one hand
and dealing blows all over him with the other
hand and biting him. Leke was a young man
who lived in one room with his mother on the
basement of the same building. He was
always in Mama Nonso’s apartment, watching
movie with the woman’s little female children,
and occasionally running errands for the
woman and her husband.
People tried to rescue Leke from Mama Nonso
who had practically turned crazy with rage but
they could not. She lifted every object within
her reach in the sitting room – side stools,
glassware, picture frames – and smashed
them on Leke’s head. As she snatched a
bottle filled with roasted groundnut from the
table, some powerful men moved in and
pinned her down, rescuing Leke from her
before she could commit murder.
By that time the entire compound had been
filled with people, even from nearby buildings,
whose attention had been attracted by the
commotion.
“What is the problem, Mama Nonso?” some
elderly men asked her.
“Ask him!” she screamed, leaping from the
floor and grabbing Leke again, pounding and
clawing his face. “Ask this animal called Leke.
I caught him red-handed with his penis inside
my baby’s bum-bum – This little girl who is
not up to 3 years old!”
“Aaaaahhhh!!!!!!! Leke?” the people shouted.
Of course Leke denied it, but everyone knew
that Mama Nonso could not be mad like that
for any other reason. According to Mama
Nonso, she left her little daughters in the
sitting room with Leke and went to the kitchen
where she was cooking. They were all
watching a movie. Leke put little Nonso on
his laps pretending to be babysitting her, but
working his manhood into her buttocks. The
mother suddenly came into the sitting room
from the kitchen and caught him right in the
act! Hell hath no fury like a woman whose
baby is sexually molested.
That was in 1995. Several years later in 2007,
and several kilometers farther at 7 Fajeromi
Street, off Igbo-elerin Road, Okokomaiko,
Lagos, a marketing executive with African
Alliance Insurance company (name withheld)
convinced a 13-year old student of Evangel
College, Okokomaiko, living with her aunty
next flat to the marketing executive, to come
out to the staircase by 5.00 AM every morning
to meet him.
The marketing executive had a perfectly laid
out design to bring himself and the 13-year
old girl out from the flats without his wife and
children and the under-aged girl’s aunty and
husband knowing what was happening. The
insurance marketer had an industrial diesel
engine generator installed downstairs at the
backyard, of which his wife’s brother who lived
with him used to come down by 5.00 AM every
morning to switch on. But the insurance man
decided to take over the job of switching on
the generator every morning. So he told the
13-year old student to come out every
morning as soon as she heard the sound of
the generator. He told the girl to pretend to be
sweeping the balcony, and from there unlock
their entrance door and come out to the
staircase where he would be waiting for her.
And so this secret meeting between the 57
year old insurance marketing executive and
the 13-year old student went on for several
months before the lid was blown off. As part
of the routine checks on the girl by her aunty,
the aunty found one thousand naira notes
hidden among the girl’s clothes in her room.
When the girl came back from school, her
aunty questioned her about the source of the
money, and the student said her father, the
aunt’s elder brother, who lived in Ijegun,
Lagos sent her the money. The aunty picked
her phone immediately and called her father,
but the father said he had never sent any
money to his daughter. So she began to flog
the girl with cane, and told her clearly that
she was not going to stop the beating until
she told her the true source of the thousands
of naira she found among her clothes. That
was when the girl opened up and told her
aunty that it was Mr. – the insurance
marketingexecutive that was giving her the
money!
“What work do you do for Mr. – for which he
pays you?” the aunty asked the girl. Having
been forced to let the cat out of the bag in the
first place, the 13-year old girl spilled all the
beans, painting in graphic details, everything
that transpired between her and the insurance
man under the staircase. She confessed that
the insurance man had been kissing and
fingering her under the staircase; that he had
tried several times to coerce her into having
sex with him but that she did not agree; that
the man had promised he would do anything
for her if only she would allow him to put his
penis into her private part. Angrily, the aunty
confronted the insurance man the following
day as he was driving into the compound. He
denied, saying he never did such thing with
the 13-year old. This further infuriated the
aunty who pounced on the man and called the
attention of everyone around to the matter.
That evening the insurance man went to the
Okokomaiko police station and reported that
he was assaulted by the aunty of the 13-year
old girl.
The police came and arrested the aunty and
the husband, who decided to take along with
them to the police station, the 13-year old
girl. After they had written their statements,
the police became convinced that the
insurance man had been molesting the 13-
year old girl under the staircase. So they
detained him.
That night, the Investigation Police Officer,
IPO, a seasoned officer who had perfected the
art of grilling suspects both physically and
psychologically, informed the insurance
executive that he would invite the Vanguard’s
crime reporter in the morning to come and
take the story for publication. He even cast
the headline of the story for the insurance
man who was still denying the allegation:
“African Alliance Insurance Executive in police
net for molesting 13-year old girl.”
From that point the insurance man started
shaking and pleading with both the police and
the 13-year old parents and relatives who
came from different parts of Lagos and began
to protest at the police station. The insurance
man’s wife, a young pretty woman, and other
members of his family also came to the police
station. Initially, they had been angry that
their brother was assaulted by a woman. As
the case changed, they were bemused. The
wife could not believe it. They all pleaded with
the police and the victim’s family not to allow
the matter go beyond the walls of the police
station for fear that the African Alliance
Insurance Company might sack the insurance
executive and throw his wife and children into
suffering.
The victim’s family left the matter, but the
police did not. The insurance man was made
to pay huge sum before he was let off the
hook.
Back to 1995 at 9 Awofodu Street, Pedro,
Lagos, you could see a little Hausa girl, not
more than 9 years old, washing plates at the
public tap in front of the old one-storey
building. She was new in the yard. Everyone
had assumed that the over 50 years old Sanni
(not his real name), a foreign currency
exchange dealer, had brought the little girl the
last time he travelled to his hometown in
northern Nigeria to be his house girl. Sanni
had several wives and children but none lived
with him at Awofodu.
Neighbours, however became worried that the
little girl was always screaming at night. The
scream got too loud and so unbearable to the
neighbours one night that they decided to
intervene. “Sanni, why is your house girl
always screaming at night?” the elderly men
the tenants delegated to Sanni asked him in
his sitting room.
Relaxed, and obviously enjoying the scenario,
Sanni said to them: “Aisha is not my house
girl. She is my wife. I have to consummate my
marriage, or don’t I have the right to? Thank
you very much for your concern, but she will
get used to it.” Wide eyed and apparently
disgusted, the delegates left Sanni’s
apartment, and the matter was closed. The
culture of early marriage in northern Nigeria is
closely connected to the problem under
discuss, insists Elochukwu Charity, who runs
an NGO that fights sexual abuse of children
and domestic violence. Charity, who had a
close shave with a pedophile at age 9, is not
the only one mad at men who do this terrible
harm to kids. Early this year, actress, Stella
Damascus, was furious over Senate’s refusal
to outlaw child marriage. She summarized her
views in two sharp and short messages:
“#ChildNotBride – EducationNotEjaculation!”
Messing up children sexually is not restricted
to the secular world. Some religious leaders
who ought to be in the forefront of the efforts
to heal society of this terrible perversion are
also neck deep in the act. On March 3, 2014,
Vanguard newspaper carried a report of a
protest by some women and NGOs over a
Lagos pastor accused of sexually abusing
children. The protesters were led by Josephine
Effah-Chukwuma of Project Alert and Dr. Joe
Okei-Odumakin of Women Arise. The pastor, a
proprietor of an Ophannage at Akute-Ijoko,
was said to have relocated the orphanage
from its former location because his crime
was exposed. According to the women
activists, “the pastor has a four-count charge
of sexual abuse of children hanging over his
head.” Two girls from the orphanage were said
to have alleged that they had been sexually
molested by the pastor.
Similarly, there was another report of an
Islamic teacher (see
www.jihadwatch.org/2014/03/uk-quran…)
who sexually abused an 11 year- old girl as
he was teaching her, but the teacher was
spared jail.
Since the past 10 years, rape of children by
older men has been increasing in Nigeria
especially in the northern part of the country.
In 2008, the then deputy police boss of Kano
State, Suleiman Abba, disclosed a case of a
70-year man who raped a 3-year old girl,
counting up to 54 recorded cases of child rape
in the state alone. He told of another case in
which the victim was raped to death.
According to the deputy police chief, a few
young men rape minors, but majority of those
who commit this crime are aged between 45
and 70, and their victims are from 3 to 11
years old. He re-echoed a well known fact
about rape: that majority of the parents of the
victims do not report to the police when these
things happen to them for fear that it will
attract a social stigma to their kids.
Perhaps to stem this heinous crime, a
fundamental version of Islamic law was
reintroduced in Kano in 2001 but a prominent
Islamic scholar wanted more action against
the crime.
The crime of elder men having sex with
children has no geographical boundary. As a
matter of fact, it is a transnational problem.
At the international level, it is like pure
madness: In Bangalore, India, a 70-year old
teacher was arrested for sexually abusing a
minor girl in school premises. This took place
barely one month after the gang-rape, in the
same country, of a six-year old girl which
evoked public outrage.
At Malvern School of Music, 44 years old
Anton Fomin, a Russian piano teacher, is
standing trial for sexually abusing three 6-
year old children. The children had told their
parents that Fomin had been showing them
pornographic images from his laptop
computer as well as fingering their private
parts while teaching them. When police
arrested Fomin and inspected the files in his
laptop computer, they found exactly the
images the children had described.
It is possible that the men who tear little girls
apart may be considering themselves holy and
straight when compared to other guys who
screw under-aged boys and animals. On
August 19, the Vanguard newspaper reported
a story of a 19-year old man who raped a
chicken to death in Ondo. And recently in
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, a
Catholic Archbishop, Jozef Wesolowski,
Vatican’s ambassador to the Dominican
Republic, was being defrocked and tried in the
Vatican for sexually molesting some boys
regularly at the oceanfront where he used to
disguise himself and offer the boys money to
perform sexual acts. Reports say it was the
first time a top Vatican ambassador, who
served as a personal envoy of the pope was
being accused of sexual abuse of minors. It
has sent shock waves through the Vatican and
two predominantly Catholic countries that
have only begun to grapple with clergy sexual
abuse: the Dominican Republic and Poland,
where Mr. Wesolowski was
ordained by the Polish prelate who later
became Pope John Paul II.
Statistics are like luxuries in Nigeria – mostly
non-existent or only available to a few
persons or agencies at worst. Elsewhere,
substantial data on sexual abuse of children
abound. According to the American Academy
of Child and Adolescent Psychology, up to
80,000 cases of child sexual abuse are
reported every year. The number of
unreported instances, it says, is far greater,
because children are afraid to disclose it, and
the legal procedure for proving it is difficult. In
fact another organisation, the Child Sex Abuse
Prevention and Protection Centre, says 88 per
cent of cases of adults sexually abusing
children are not reported.
Why men do it
Like in ritual killing, superstition has been
fingered as one reason why men defile babies.
According to those in this school of thought,
some men have been told by their medicine
men that they would become wealthy if they
have sex with a female between 3 and 11
years old, while others believe that sex with a
minor would cure them of certain sicknesses
and sexually transmitted diseases. While that
may be possible in explaining the reasons for
rape of minors in Africa and other third world
countries where the culture of superstition is
strong, it is definitely not enough to account
for sexual abuse of children in civilized
societies of Europe and America. A much more
plausible reason is the increasingly twisted,
warped, perverted mind of this generation.
Preponderance of Pornography and media
influence
Two other related villains people point at as
being partly responsible for the minor sexual
scourge are proliferation of pornography and
electronic media, especially television and the
Internet. Unlike before, more people have
access to mobile internet in their phones and
with pornographic video materials flying all
over this medium, it is not surprising that
most people are hooked. “On these sites,”
says Dr. Olatunji, a senior lecturer at Lagos
State University, “people view adults having
sex with kids, and after seeing those
materials, the next step is to try to put them
into practice.” In addition, he says,
programming on television stations these
days have sexual undertones which promote
immorality.
Some people have blamed the moral failure of
modern society for this ill. “There is general
collapse of morality among people of all
nations today,” says Pastor Merith. “These
things will continue until the world comes to
an end. They are signs of end-time.”
However, Charity Elochukwu is more optimistic
that there is a way out: “Nigeria needs in-
corrupt law makers, in-corrupt leaders. There
will be peace if the 360 formula is applied in
Nigeria. If not, Nigeria will remain a country
that allows its minors get hurt without
knowing they are hurt.”
Children, they say, are the future leaders. If we
keep destroying them before they grow up,
there may be no future at worst, or at best, we
will end up having a world filled with monsters
as people.

Unfortunately,it's not going to abate.
There is a proliferation of pornography and indiscipline.

You obviously copied and pasted all those stories.


Anyways,paedophiles are increasingly on the loose ...it's truly end time