How Naval Officer’s Private Part Was Stolen In Calabar 

 

 

According to Vanguard Newspaper,it was reported that a private part thief over the weekend extended his shameful activities, which have been rampant in Calabar, Cross River State, for three weeks to the Nigerian Navy Barracks, as he allegedly snatched the private part of a naval officer that was on duty.

 

The naval officer, whose identity remains undisclosed, was stationed at the barracks’ entry point, as a young man named Samuel, entered the barracks and was directed to the sentry point for security screening.

Azeez, a naval personnel, who narrated the ugly incident to Vanguard’s correspondent said, “When he got to the sentry point, he was asked whom he was looking for and his mission in the barracks but while he was talking with the sentry officer, the man felt an electric jolt around his genitals and behold, when he touched the area, his private had gone.”

After the naval officer raised the alarm, the young man, Samuel, was confronted and physically assaulted. He was instructed to return the missing genital immediately.

However, Samuel neither indicated whether he would return the missing organ nor denied responsibility for its disappearance.

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