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Juliet Igwe, a 38-year-old entrepreneur, was detained by the Imo State Police Command for injuring her six-year-old female maid, Onyinyechi, in the privates with candlelight.
In addition to injuring the minor’s private areas, the businesswoman also injured her body with candle wax and peeled off the infant’s two hands with hot water.
Imo State Police spokesperson Henry Okoye revealed that the woman’s arrest was the result of information obtained by officers of the Ideato North police Divisional headquarters while parading the suspect at the Command headquarters in Owerri, the state capital.
Additionally, he praised Chidiebube Okeoma, an activist journalist and the founder of the Stand For Humanity Foundation, a human rights organization.
Okoye revealed that the suspect would have her day in court at the end of the investigation, calling the woman’s actions abhorrent and completely unacceptable.
He said that the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of the State Criminal Investigations Department had been instructed to look into the incident and charge the suspect in court by the State Commissioner of Police, CP Aboki Danjuma, who is not happy with the act.
Okoye also praised Okeoma and his charity for accepting accountability for the minor’s welfare and health.
The suspect, who claimed to have caused the minor’s injuries, informed reporters during an interview that she was unaware that the female kid would suffer severe harm from the usage of candle wax and boiling water.
The child was also charged by the suspects with stealing meat from her pot, claiming that this was done to prevent it from happening again.
Speaking as well, Okeoma revealed that the police were notified of the child abuse in the Ideato North LGA’s Uruala community by his foundation.
In addition to saving the girl and turning her over to the Ideato police, Okeoma revealed that his organization helped the police apprehend the culprit.
“We have assumed responsibility for the minor’s welfare and medical packages. For appropriate medical examinations and treatments, we have brought her to the Imo State University Medical Center in Owerri,” he stated.
Additionally, he praised Dr. Uche Ewelike, Executive Secretary of the Imo State Health Insurance Agency, for authorizing the minor’s full, free medical care.
We also applaud the state Commissioner of Police for promptly directing the matter to be transferred to the state CID in Owerri once we contacted him. He declared, “The CP has once again shown his love for justice and humanity.”
