A Senior Magistrate Court V sitting in Katsina has remanded a Primary school Headmaster, Abubakar Isiyaku, 56, and his Assistant, Abdullahi Liman (Baban Ummi) for allegedly raping 4 teenage girls.
The duo who are teachers at Ganuwa primary school reportedly had carnal knowledge of their pupils, Hafsat (7yrs), Rukkaya (6yrs), Fatima (4yrs) and Zainab Dikko (4yrs), one after the other in the school located in Charanci local government area of Katsina State.
Prosecuting police officer, Segeant Adamu Isah told the court that the father of the victims, one Dikko Umar reported the matter to Charanci police Station stressing that the offence contravened section 96 and 283 of penal code law.
Sergeant Isah informed the court that the father of the victim also stated that his wife, Jamila Dikko observed the movement of her daughters.
The duo who are teachers at Ganuwa primary school reportedly had carnal knowledge of their pupils, Hafsat (7yrs), Rukkaya (6yrs), Fatima (4yrs) and Zainab Dikko (4yrs), one after the other in the school located in Charanci local government area of Katsina State.
Prosecuting police officer, Segeant Adamu Isah told the court that the father of the victims, one Dikko Umar reported the matter to Charanci police Station stressing that the offence contravened section 96 and 283 of penal code law.
Sergeant Isah informed the court that the father of the victim also stated that his wife, Jamila Dikko observed the movement of her daughters.
The Prosecutor further told the court that the accused persons used razor blade to tear their trousers and took turns to allegedly have sexual intercourse with the girls.
Sergeant Isah also informed the court that the accused also manipulated and put stick inside the private parts of the girls, and, threatened them that they will cut their ears if they told their parents a result of which they sustained injuries on their private parts.
“The victims were taken to Kankia General Hospital for examination where they were treated and later discharge by the doctor”
When the matter was mentioned, the pleas of the accused persons could not be taken for lack of jurisdiction.
However, the presiding Magistrate, Hadiza Mohammed Danja, ordered the accused persons to be remanded in prison custody and adjourned the case to 6th August, 2015 for further mention.
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