NSCDC nabs secondary school student for raping two girls same time

TIMOTHY AGBOR, OSOGBO

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC Ekiti State Command has arrested a student of Are/Afao Comprehensive College in Irepodun/Ifelodun Local Government Area of the state for allegedly raping two girls at a time.

According to reports, the male student threatened the girls with axe before performing the act but evaded arrest.

According to spokesperson for the NSCDC in the state, Tolu Afolabi, the suspect, was arrested by the Counter Terrorism Unit of the command.

He said investigation had commenced.

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