My Father Use To Have Sex With Me Every Night – Pregnant Teenage Girl Speaks Up

A man has been accused of sexually assaulting his only daughter by a vigilante group in Delta State, Nigeria.

The middle-aged man identified as David Okpoklow was arrested on Tuesday for sexually assaulting and impregnating his sixteen-year-old daughter in the community.

According to sources, the accused man threatened to kill his daughter several times if she attempts to inform anyone about what he was doing.

However, she could no longer stand the torture and assault from his said father and decided to report him to a very aggressive vigilante group in their community.

In the early hours of Friday, the vigilante group arrived at the man’s house to teach him some lessons before carrying him to the police station.

Starnews Nigeria reports that after several beatings and interrogations by the vigilante group, the man finally admitted that he had slept with his daughter but only once under the influence of alcohol but the girl said otherwise.

According to the girl, “my father is using me for his sexual satisfaction even when I am his daughter. He went ahead and impregnate me,” the lady told the vigilante group”.

She claims the abuse started after her father divorced her stepmother. “He uses to threaten me not to open up on the issue to anyone else he will kill me”, the Lady added,


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