Ese Oruru: Emir of Kano and those distorting the narrative, by Femi Fani-Kayode

All those that are attempting to distort the narrative about the tragic plight of Miss Ese Oruru are evil and we commit them to God’s judgement. The facts are as follows. She is 14 years old and not 18 and she was abducted from her home. She did not leave her home freely or of her own volition. She was cruelly and wickedly carried away and stolen from her parents, family and loved ones and forcefully taken by complete strangers to a distant land. This was a land that she had never seen or been before and which was on the other side of the country

The truth is that this is not a love story about two inseparable young people: it is rather a sad and tragic tale about pedophilia, child abduction, kidnapping, human trafficking, slavery, rape, impunity, wickedness, religious bigotry and ritual sex. Worse still it is an unfolding drama at the end of which Emir Sanusi Lamido may well have a case to answer. The truth is that that little girl would have been raped over and over again and she may well have Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), Vesicovaginal fistula (VVF) or some other strange sexual disease by now. She may also be pregnant. Instead of sympathizing with her and considering the fact that she may never be the same again in view of the physical and mental torture and trauma that she has been subjected to over the last few months, some misguided souls and shameless commentators have the temerity to come to social media and say that she was old enough to “get it” whilst others say that she ”loved it” and ”wanted it”. I am utterly disgusted and appalled by these sentiments. Where is the humanity of those that speak and think like this? Where is their compassion and where is their soul? May God judge them and may their own infant daughters be abducted, forcefully Islamised, raped, enslaved and kept against their will as a sex slave in an Emir’s palace in the same way that Ese was. Meanwhile I just watched an AIT video in which Ese’s mother claimed that her daughters abductors said that it was the Emir of Kano himself that ordered her daughters abduction and that she was kept in his palace for over one year for his pleasure. If this is true it confirms the suspicion that the Emir is culpable. Again if what she has said is true it also proves that the Emir is not only a praticing pedophile but also a very sick man who must be held accountable. It is important that Emir Sanusi clears the air and tells us precisely what he did with this little girl otherwise we are entitled to assume the worse and believe what Ese’s mother has told us. Quite apart from that we are compelled to ask whether this sort of thing has happened before and how widespread it is? How many other little girls have been stolen from their homes and forced to join harems all over the nation? The famous high society blogger and respected celebrity Miss Linda Ikeji has just exposed yet another case. This time it is a young 17 year old christian girl, by the name of Miss Patience Paul, who has been abducted from her home, parents and loved ones in Benue state, forcefully taken to Sokoto, locked up in the Sultan’s palace and kept there against her will. The same thing happened to a 13 year old christian igbo girl by the name of Miss Charity Uzoechina two years ago when she was abducted, islamised, raped, married off and forced to remain in the Etsu Nupe’s palace in Minna, Niger state. This was despite the fact that her parents went to the police and authorities and made every effort to get her back. Sadly up till today they have never seen her again. Evidently we live in a strange country where evil is swept under the carpet and often justified. We live in a country where those that expose such abominations and speak truth are demonised, hated, despised and, more often than not, threatened with violence, persecution, intimidation, arrest, spurious criminal investigations and baseless civil court actions. More often than not this is the price for speaking truth and exposing the evil in Nigeria. There is clearly a conspiracy of silence about the perpetuation of evil in this country amongst the ruling elite. The feeling is that anyone can get away with anything providing they belong to a particular circle and class and providing they have money and power. And it is because they have money and power and they have powerful friends in government and in the political class that they feel that they can kill, silence, crush, abduct, cripple, ruin, sue and jail anybody that tests their will and crosses their path or that exposes the truth about their blood-chilling and perverse ways. That is the reality of Nigeria and it is a sad and sorry one. All I can say is thank God for the media and particularly for the Punch newspaper who started the ball rolling last Sunday. If not for their cover story about Ese with all those pictures on their front page the little girl would not be free and on her way home to her family today. Instead she would have still been in slavery and captivity at the Emir of Kano’s palace. We should also thank the Nation newspaper particularly for their timely editorial on this issue which was published on 1st March and which raised some pertinent questions and offered wise counsel about the way forward. The Punch, the Nation, AIT, Channels, Tribune, the Sun, Vanguard, Thisday and all the other newspaper titles and television stations in the Nigerian media and social media has done what no-one else or no other group could do. Not even the Federal Government, the various state governments, the political parties, the politicians, the security agencies, the lawyers or the so-called human rights groups could do what they managed to do or achieve what they have achieved. They have helped to secure the freedom of a helpless and defenseless little girl from slavery, torment, humiliation, destruction, death, disease and bondage and they have brought her home safely to her parents. We need more of this. Kudos to them and God bless them all. And may God damn and shame those that chose to remain silent and look the other way.

Pictures of Ese's Alleged abductor (Yinusa), His father, and Ese's mother

 Above is the Alleged abductor, Yinusa and Ese. Pictures of Yinusa's father and Ese's mother after the cut.....

Credit: Vanguard

Another 14-yr-old Benue girl abducted in Sokoto

Relations of another missing 14 year old girl, Patience Paul, have alleged that the primary six pupil of Muhammed Zako Model Primary school, Sokoto, may have been abducted And  housed at the Palace of th Sultan of Sokoto.
Father of the girl, Mr. Paul Adaji, an indigene of Ochobo in Ohimini Local Government Area of Benue State, told Vanguard on phone that his daughter had been missing since August 12, 2015. Adaji, who resides in Sokoto with his family, alleged that some persons spotted his daughter at the Sultan’s palace. He said: “We got information that she was in the Sultan’s palace and the last time we went there, we did not find her.” When asked how they knew she was at the palace, he said: “Some people told us that they saw her at the palace. They also used to camp some of them there, that was why we went to the palace to see if she has been taken there.
“Even her friend, who used to be a Christian, was found there. She was taken there and they converted her. “We will still continue to search for her. We will not give up; we only want the world to help us so that our daughter can be released to us.”
However, a source in Sokoto told Vanguard that the girl was actually abducted and kept at the Sultan’s palace. The source also noted that the teenager was not the only person abducted and hidden at the palace, adding that three other girls were in the palace. The source said: “What is happening is not new; it is a common occurrence in Sokoto and Katsina. Christian teenage girls are often abducted and hidden in such places. “Patience is not the only victim. Three other girls were found to have been abducted and kept at the palace. There is an Ibo girl among the three.”

Source: vanguard

Abducted Ese Oruru reunites with family

Abducted 14 year old, Ese Oruru, has been re united with her family in Beyelsa State. She was flown in along with her mother (due to her pregnancy, i guess).. More details later

(PHOTOS) - 22-Year-Old Transgender Woman Dies After Ingesting 'Suicide Seeds' Purchased Online for $5: 'I Watched My Kid Die,' Says Mom

A Illinois mother is speaking out about her 22-year-old transgender daughter who took her own life two weeks ago ago by ingesting lethal "pong pong" seeds that she purchased online for $5. 

Lucia Anderson, of Calumet City, bought the mysterious seeds, which come from a native Southeast Asia plant called cerbera odollam, from an e-commerce website, according to her mother, Natosha Anderson. 

They often go undetected in toxicology reports, so statistical data on the number of suicides caused by the seeds is hard to determine. 

"[Lucia] had just come out a few months ago as a woman, she was being bullied online after coming out on the [Internet], and it wasn't going the way she thought it would," Anderson, 40, tells PEOPLE. "My last words to her were, 'You're going to be fine,' and then I watched my kid die." 

The killer pods, which are available for purchase on various wholesale sites, cause a prolonged and painful death by inducing complete heart block within hours of ingestion – deriving the apt nickname "suicide seeds," by Internet users. 

"[Lucia] was laying on the bathroom floor and vomiting," Anderson says. "At first, I thought she was sick, but then she said that she had taken a pong bean, which I had never heard of." 

Experts say they are worried about the accessibility of "suicide seeds" online. 

"Something like this has the potential to spread like wildfire," Indiana Poison Center medical director Dr. Daniel E. Rusyniak tells PEOPLE. "I get worried, because you get something like this that has the potential to become an phenomenon."

CREDIT: People

Kathy Griffin Just Called Leonardo DiCaprio a What? (Spoiler: She Was Kidding)

Sitting aboard a Carnival cruise ship in Cozumel, Kathy Griffin has a lot to talk about. 

There's the time she ran around naked in Gloria Estefan's backyard, only to have the paparazzi take photos. There's the time she confronted Sean Penn about his hair. And then there's the ongoing birthday tradition she has withCher. (She brings Cher a cake every year. They each eat a piece. Then she takes the rest of the cake home. "She'll just waste it," Griffin tells PEOPLE. "And I'm against wasting cake.) 

So who's one of her most recent celebrity run-ins? "Well, I may or may not have called Leonardo DiCaprio a 'man slut,' but I need everyone to know that it was totally said from a place of love," she laughs. "Although it's true."
 
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Madonna's Son Rocco, to Stay in London with Dad Guy Richie Until Warring Parents Reach Custody Agreement, Judge Says

The exes continue to battle over custody of their 15-year-old son Rocco, who has been living in the U.K. with his father since December, despite a judge on Dec. 23 reportedly ordering Ritchie to return him home to New York to sort out his living situation in the States. 

Per exchanges at the hearing, the exes had apparently neared an agreement outside of court but seemed to have come to blows in the eleventh hour. 

At the hearing – which both Madonna, 57, and Ritchie, 47, called into to listen on speaker phone – a judge and the exes' attorneys agreed that Rocco will remain in London for the time being, where he is enrolled in a school chosen by both Madonna and Ritchie, while he lives with his father for the time being. 

Coming to a compromise has been a feat for the couple, who have a strained relationship. 

"I am happy that time and effort went into the research of finding a school that he is comfortable with ... [He's] succeeding and liking it. The mother hasn't asked that the child be removed from school during this period of time while [custody is resolved]," the judge said. 

While the exes' and Rocco's attorneys have yet to come to an agreement regarding his custody, all three agreed that it is best to keep him as much out of the spotlight as possible and, if possible, settle the matter out of the courtroom. 

"I'm encouraging the parents to continue to resolve this matter in the best way possible for the child to take this tremendous pressure off their son," the judge said. 

Madonna and Ritchie are expected in New York court for their next hearing this summer, tentatively scheduled for June 1, after Madonna's camp amend their complaint and Ritchie's and Rocco's lawyers have time to review the amendment. 

The exes were originally expected in court Feb. 3 before the date was rescheduled the day before. 
Wednesday's hearing comes as Madonna is halfway across the world in between stops on her Rebel Heart Tour. (She wrapped her Asia leg in Singapore on Sunday and will take the stage in Auckland, New Zealand, on Saturday.) 

The custody battle has been boiling for almost three months. Rocco had been on tour with his mom, 57, when he decided he wanted to stay with Ritchie, 47, out of rebellion and because he prefers his dad's more laid-back parenting style and misses his U.K.-based friends, a Ritchie source told PEOPLE in January. 

Last month, a Ritchie source told PEOPLE Madonna visited Rocco in London, "hoping to persuade Rocco to come back to New York" – to no avail. 

But just days after the visit, Rocco was pictured allegedly smoking, which, per a source close to the singer, left his mother concerned. 

"This is exactly what Madonna has been afraid of," the source told PEOPLE at the time. "He needs guidance and direction from his father." 

Source: People news

Three Chinese Students Sentenced to Prison for 'Lord of the Flies' Beatings and Kidnappings at California High School

Three students from China were sentenced this week for attacking two fellow Chinese students at their California school in which they beat, stripped and burned one of the victims, PEOPLE confirms. 

A statement from the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office claims that Yunyao Zhai, 20, was sentenced Wednesday to 13 years in state prison. 

Zhai's co-defendant, 19-year-old Xinlei Zhang, will spend the next six years behind bars while a third defendant, Yuhan Yang, 19, received 10 years, the statement says. 

On Jan. 5, Zhai, Zhang and Yang all pleaded no contest to felony counts of kidnapping and assault, the statement says. 
According to prosecutors, Zhai  and Zhang assaulted a 16-year-old girl on March 28, 2015, inside a park and a restaurant in California's Rowland Heights.
Zhai punched and slapped the victim during the attack. 

Two days later, the trio kidnapped an 18-year-old girl and took her to a park, where she was stripped of her clothing, beaten, kicked and burned with lit cigarettes. The attack lasted five hours, according to authorities. 

Using scissors, Zhang chopped off some of the victim's hair, and then forced the girl to eat it, prosecutors say. 

Prior to Wednesday's sentencing, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Thomas C. Falls likened the three defendants' crimes to the classic book Lord of the Flies.


Source: People news

Court orders Buhari to publish details of recovered loots

A Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari to publish up-to-date information on recovered stolen funds since the return of civilian rule in 1999.

According to the court, the publication should include detailed information on the total amount of stolen public assets that have so far been recovered by Nigeria, the amount that has been spent from the recovered assets and details of projects on which recovered funds were spent.

Justice Mohammed Idris directed Buhari to “ensure that his government, and those of former Presidents Olusegun Obasanjo, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, and Goodluck Jonathan account fully for all recovered loot.”

In the landmark judgment delivered on Friday, the judge also held that successive governments since the return of democracy in 1999 “breached the fundamental principles of transparency and accountability for failing to disclose details about the spending of recovered stolen public funds, including on a dedicated website.”

The judgment was sequel to a Freedom of Information suit brought by a group, Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP).

In delivering the judgment, Justice Idris dismissed all the objections raised by the Federal Government and upheld SERAP’s arguments. Consequently, the court entered judgment in favour of SERAP against the government as follows:

• A declaration is hereby made that the failure and/or refusal of the respondents to individually and/or collectively disclose detailed information about the spending of recovered stolen public funds since the return of civil rule in 1999, and to publish widely such information, including on a dedicated website, amounts to a breach of the fundamental principles of transparency and accountability and violates Articles 9, 21 and 22 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights (Ratification and Enforcement) Act;

• A declaration is hereby made that by virtue of the provisions of Section 4 (a) of the Freedom of Information Act 2011, the 1stdefendant/respondent is under a binding legal obligation to provide the plaintiff/applicant with up-to-date information on the spending of recovered stolen funds, including: Detailed information on the total amount of recovered stolen public assets that have so far been recovered by Nigeria; the amount that has been spent from the recovered stolen public assets and the objects of such spending; and
details of projects on which recovered stolen public assets were spent;

• An order of mandamus is made directing and or compelling the defendants/respondents to provide the plaintiff/applicant with up-to-date information on recovered stolen funds since the return of civilian rule in 1999.

The Federal Government had earlier through its counsel, Sheba Olugbenga, filed a notice of preliminary objection dated March 26, 2012 on the following grounds: That SERAP lacked the locus standi to institute the action, the action was statute barred; and that SERAP’s affidavit evidence offends the provisions of the Evidence Act.

On May 8, 2012, the government filed additional written address in support of its preliminary objection, dwelling most extensively on the retroactive nature of SERAP’s request that is based on the Freedom of Information Act, arguing that the law having been enacted in 2011, does not apply to spending by governments since 1999.

But SERAP countered the government’s position, arguing that the FOI Act is a special species of legislation to liberalise and expand access to information for all Nigerians. The group also stated that the FOI Act does not impose any requirement of locus standi on applicants; that the only relevant limitation period in the case is that which requires filing of suit within 30 days if information is not given; that the right which the FOI Act seeks to protect is that of the public to have access to information which is in custody of a public official or institution; and that the information sought by SERAP is not caught by the law against retroactivity. The group noted that the right in question is such that justifies the granting of access to the requested information on the ground of overriding public interest.

SERAP also argued that “By virtue of Section 1 (1) of the FOI Act 2011, it is entitled, as of right, to request or gain access to information which is in the custody or possession of any public official, agency or institution. By the provisions of Section 2(7) and 31 of the FOI Act 2011, the Accountant General of the Federation is a public official. By virtue of Section 4 (a) of the FOI Act, when a person makes a request for information from a public official, institution or agency, the public official, institution or agency to whom the application is directed is under a binding legal obligation to provide the applicant with the information requested, except as otherwise provided by the Act, within 7 days after the application is received.”

Speaking on the judgment, the Deputy Executive Director of SERAP, Olukayode Majekodunmi, said: “The judgment confirms the persistent failure of successive governments starting from the Obasanjo government, to respect Nigerians’ right to a corruption-free society and to uphold constitutional and international commitments on transparency and accountability.”

According to him, the judgment is an important step towards reversing a culture of secrecy and corruption that has meant that high-ranking government officials continue to look after themselves at the expense of the well-being of the majority of Nigerians, and development of the country.”

“This is a crucial precedent that vindicates the right to a transparent and accountable government and affirms the human right of the Nigerian people to live a life free from want and fear,” he added.

Reacting to the judgment, an Abuja- based Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and author, Sebastine Hon, described it as good for the nation’s democracy. According to him, the judgment showed that government, present and past must be held accountable at any time whether in or out of office.

credit: The Guardian

FORMER Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke quizzed abroad ???

Adoke, may have been questioned in Netherlands where he is currently a student in a university.Prosecutors in that country were said to have opened a case on him following assistance sought by a third party.

The exact time of the questioning is not known, but it was learnt in Abuja that the Dutch authorities questioned him based on documents passed on to them by Italian investigators who are looking into the Malabu oil deal based on the involvement of an Italian oil company, ENI.

A source confided that the Italians have a “huge file” on the matter, and have shared information once they found out he was in Netherlands. “They told us that they have already visited him once. He was not arrested but they have had a meeting with him already.’’ It was gathered that government was also looking at all those who got monies in foreign currencies transferred to their private accounts shortly after the settlement was arrived at.

The source was clear that a particular dramatis persona involved in all the transactions was not a direct beneficiary because “nothing was found” to have been paid directly to him; but government, it is believed, is looking into some of the shell companies established within the period that “certain proceeds” were paid into.

“I must tell you that this particular person was smart. We didn’t find anything on him even though he shared what came out of it. He used fronts – shell companies – so it is taking more time to track anything to him. Those already fingered in collecting money include two former ministers and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria. They were said to have got $10 million dollars each,” the source added.

Pointing accusing fingers in the direction of a former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar and members of the family of the late Gen. Sani Abacha as those seeking to use the EFCC to humiliate him, Adoke wrote to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to exonerate himself from any wrong doing, while explaining how the Malabu imbroglio was resolved.

But media adviser to Atiku, Mazi Paul Ibeto, said that his boss did not have a hand in the travails of the former Attorney General and Minister of Justice.

“The Turaki Adamawa advises Adoke and others so invited to focus on clearing their names instead of dragging innocent people into the fray,” he said.

According to Adoke, his letter, dated the last day of last year and leaked in Abuja last week, became necessary in order to set the records straight in view of the “spurious allegations, mischievous and misleading publications on the subject matter in the media (particularly the online media).”

Adoke laid bare the facts he had to Osinbajo, noting that he explained in detail the history of the transaction, trusting that he (Osinbajo) was in a better position as a one-time Attorney General of Lagos State and the current vice president to objectively appraise the situation and brief President Muhammadu Buhari truthfully so as to discourage the lies being peddled by mischief makers.

“This will not only bring my persecution to an end,” he wrote, “but also protect the institution that the exalted office of the Attorney General of the Federation represents as well as guarantee its independence and prevent its destruction on the altar of political expediency.”

Noting that he was not unmindful of the need for public officers to be held accountable for their service, Adoke observed that if Shell and or ENI had infracted on the laws of their home countries either by non-disclosure and or tax evasion, the duty of government was to assist their home governments if requested to ascertain the truth, but not to “undeservedly criminalise our public office holders to satisfy the narrow and selfish interest of shareholders fighting over assets of their company.”

He wrote further: “Your Excellency may please note that except for those whose sole intentions are to denigrate and impugn my integrity for resisting attempts to use the Office of the HAGF to further narrow selfish business interests, the transaction aforementioned was legitimate, transparent and well documented, and above all, self- explanatory. I trust therefore that this brief will afford you the opportunity to dispassionately examine the records and come to a fair and just assessment of the matter.”

Explaining why he did not honour the invitation from the EFCC, he said though he intended to do so after his examinations at a Netherlands university, he changed his mind because after “deep reflection” he found the invitation to be “rather curious, unconventional and mischievous, especially as I acted purely in an official capacity and the EFCC could easily have had recourse to the sitting HAGF for clarifications since the records were in the Federal Ministry of Justice as government is a continuum.”

He wrote further: “I therefore phoned the HAGF and notified him of the development and offered a detailed explanation of what had transpired. I also impressed on him the need to protect the office from unwarranted attacks and machinations of those out to destroy it in view of its unique constitutional role in governance. I followed up by sending him a written brief with a copy of the attached comprehensive position paper to enable him to familiarise himself with the transaction in the event that official files in the Federal Ministry of Justice could not, for one reason or the other, be easily traced.

“It was after this development that I was made to understand that there were plans by some individuals who had become aware that I would be honouring the invitation of the EFCC on 28thDecember2015 to humiliate me. I was also informed that these individuals had enlisted a notorious online media (Sahara Reporters) to smear my name with allegations of corruption and bribery and that some agents of the Abacha family and one Lawal Abba, acting for Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, a former Vice President were behind the scheme.”

According to the information, their motive was predicated on the following:
• the claim that they were shareholders in Malabu Oil and Gas Limited and had been short-changed by the main shareholder of the company; and
•that I had refused to use my official position as Attorney General of the Federation to help them get their dues from the main shareholder.
He noted that though the assertions might sound preposterous, he was forced to give credence to them when on 27th December 2015, two online publications published that he was scheduled to appear for interrogation at the EFCC on 28th December 2015 and would thereafter be detained and charged to court.

Adoke wrote: “It was also falsely published that I was involved in the Halliburton bribery scandal, when the said scandal predated my tenure. It will be recalled that it was during my tenure that the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation in collaboration with the office of the National Security Adviser (NSA) under the leadership of General Aliyu Gusau and the EFCC proceeded against the companies that were involved in the bribery scandal and got them to pay reparations for ‘reputational damage’ to the country totaling almost $180 million even when, by the penal sanctions contained in our laws, the companies could only have paid pittance. The records are there to show what was achieved and the monies were paid into the Federal Government accounts with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).”

observed that from the publications, the intention was not necessarily to seek clarifications “but a carefully orchestrated plan for my assured unjustified persecution, humiliation and disgrace by a known group with interest in the Malabu matter that are aggrieved over my official role in the resolution of the case.”

Source: The Guardian

Aisha Buhari receives Turkish first Lady (pictures)

Wife of President Buhari, Aisha Buhari, received the wife of President of Turkey, Emine Erdogan, who accompanied her husband, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, on a state visit to Nigeria today February 2nd. See more photos below.....

David Mark sworn in as Senator for the sixth time (PICTURES)

Former Senate president and Senator representing Benue South, Senator David Mark was today, March 2, sworn-in into the Senate for a record 6th time. The Appeal Court sitting in Markurdi annulled the election of the former Senate President last year and he was declared winner of the re-run election held on Saturday, February 20. Senator Mark was sworn in at exactly 11 am in the hallowed chamber by the Senate President Dr. Bukola Saraki after taking the traditional oath of office and allegiance.

Shortly after the swearing in, Senators at the plenary session rose in solidarity with Senator Mark as they took turns to hug and exchanged banters with him.

He is the only Nigerian to have contested a Senatorial position six times, won and was sworn in accordingly. He was Senate President from 2007 to 2015. More pictures after the cut.....

Abba Moro, others in court today, bail application deferred to tomorrow (PICTURES)

The former Minister of Interior, Abba Moro and three others who are standing trial for an 11-count charge bordering on abuse of procurement process and diversion of public funds including N676 million they illegally collected from immigration job applicants, appeared in court today for hearing on their bail application. The judge however adjourned the bail hearing till tomorrow March 3rd. They have been sent back to Kuje Prison. More photos from the court hearing below

BREAKING!!!!! 14 year old abducted Ese is 5 months pregnant

Ese Rita Oruru, the 14 year old girl from Bayelsa state who was abducted by Yunusa Dahiru, alias Yellow is about 5 months pregnant, according to Vanguard reports.

The white Hijab she wore when she arrived on Tuesday, was used to disguise the alleged pregnancy. Her pregnant condition was what made the IGP, Solomon Arase to give instructions to fly her to by air after she was rescued, rather than by road.  This was after she had been handed over to the Gender and Child Protection Unit where a team from the Medical Department of the Force carried out a comprehensive medical examination of her at the Police Medical Facility in Area 1, Garki and confirmed her pregnancy.

Yellow is currently being investigated.