NEWS: NIGERIA GRADUATE CAUGHT MOLESTING A 10 YEAR OLD GIRL IN ABIA STATE

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A graduate of History from Abia state University, 22-year old Uchechukwu Oriaku, was caught molesting a 10 year old girl in his house, was lynched by youths of Olokoro in Umuahia South LGA of Abia State who caught him red-handed.

According to molested girl's father, who is a carpenter, said Uchechukwu met him this morning to discuss a business he needed both of them to execute.
 They planned to meet at the carpenter workshop by 2PM to further discuss the business,  this was because he was visiting a building site in the morning. According to him, he was still at the site when he received a phone call from one of the boys in community that Uchechukwu had been caught molesting his daughter.

When the girl  was narrating what happened, she said Uchechukwu came to their house while her father was out of the house, and Uchechukwu took her to his house with the pretense that he bought her a pair of slipper.
On getting to his house he started touching her private part, while on the act, the youths in the area got a report of the event and caught him in the act. The culprit blamed the devil for the act

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