Nursing mother arrested after abusing her stepdaughter, husband

By Our Correspondent



A nursing mother who allegedly beat up her stepdaughter, leaving her with welts on her head and all over her body, has been arrested in Enugu State.

 
A concerned Twitter user took to the platform to share a video of the injured.


The user added that the beating is a normal occurrence and when the child's father tries to complain, the woman beats her husband too.
 

A video of the husband with injuries on his body was also shared online.
 

After the videos were shared online, the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) swung into action and arrested the nursing mother.


NAPTIP also took the abused stepdaughter into a shelter for the time being.

 
Watch the videos below.

 

@naptipnigeria I saw this little girl last night around Maryland Enugu with bruises all over her body & a cut to the head.

She said the stepmother whipped her with electric wire bcos she was sent to buy an energy unit of 4015 & she bought 4500 returning N500 instead of 985. pic.twitter.com/jHXdp5CsFy

— Hybrid♠?824?‍??? (@HERBIE_187) October 8, 2022
 

I couldn’t stop myself from ignoring her when I heard she was abused on daily basis by her stepmother so I decided to walk her home.@AishaYesufu @chude__ @Jamessucre2 @Jack_ng01 @Princemoye1 @tokeralph02 @ pic.twitter.com/7HN8An3yum

— Hybrid♠?824?‍??? (@HERBIE_187) October 8, 2022
 

UPDATE: Thanks to @naptipnigeria's quick response the woman has been picked up and taken into custody. pic.twitter.com/GnFrnib5Vf

— Hybrid♠?824?‍??? (@HERBIE_187) October 8, 2022
 

We got to their house & I met her father, he started telling me how the wife is abusing the daughter and each time he try to defend her wife doesn’t hesitate to hit him as well.

The problem is this poor innocent little girl going through this traumatic experience. @UcheOkoyep pic.twitter.com/uh6ua18tU5

— Hybrid♠?824?‍??? (@HERBIE_187) October 8, 2022

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  1. The woman must be the bread winner in the house and the husband a jobless man. Cos I can't imagine a Nigerian man who takes care of his home that will allow a woman raise her hand to him..

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