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Jacob Jume was yesterday arraigned before a Makurdi Chief Magistrate Court for allegedly raping his sick younger sister (names withheld) who was on admission in a private hospital in Gwer West Local Government Section of the state.

Source gathered that the 30-year old patient who was receiving treatment at Tersoo clinic in Naka, was allegedly r#ped by her brother and staff of the clinic, after having injected her with a substance suspected to be a sedative.

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He was said to have taken advantage of his sick sister couple of minutes after the nurses and doctor on duty during the time had made their routine ward round and gone on break.

At the hearing of the matter, the Police Prosecutor, Inspector James Igwe told the court one Julius Aondona had reported to law enforcement in Naka, Gwer West local government that the accused had forcefully taken advantage of his sister in a hospital.

”One Julius Aondona had few days ago reported to the Police in Naka that the accused, who was a staff of Tersoo clinic in Naka, had se-xual intercourse with his sister who was a patient at a medical facility after injecting her with a substance which made her loose consciousness.”

An operative of the Ogun State Vigilance Service, Liasu Oyedele, has been arrested by the police for allegedly raping a female student of the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY), Abeokuta.

The 30-year-old vigilante officer was said to have committed the crime on Monday night at Alewenu village, adjacent the Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency (TRACE) headquarters.

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It had been alleged that the suspect accosted the victim, an ND1 banking and finance student of MAPOLY, who had been on her way her way to a group reading session in preparation for the institution's second semester examination around Onikolobo, Abeokuta.

It had been gathered that the suspect was nabbed by passers-by and taken fully to the Ibara divisional police station, Abeokuta. The victim (name withheld) was said to have been taken to an undisclosed hospital for medical attention.

Following incident, students of the polytechnic staged a protest to office of the state Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development at Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta. The aggrieved students described the alleged ra*pe as “barbaric” and called on the state government to urgently bring the suspected vigilance officer to justice.

The coordinator of Child Protection Network, Mrs Peju Osoba, who addressed the students, appealed to them to stay calm, saying,

“It is an offense against the state and the Child Protection Network will ensure that justice is achieved,” she said.

The acting police public relations officer in the state, Mr Abimbola Oyeyemi, confirmed the arrest of the vigilante officer and said he could be used in the state police command headquarters, Eleweran, Abeokuta for further investigation