Youths on rampage in Imo community after suspected internet fraudster raped girl to death

Angry youths have set ablaze a building belonging to a suspected internet fraudster, Ifeanyi Osuji, following the alleged rape of a young girl to death in Agbaharansu community, Ehime Mbano Local Government Area of Imo State.

According to SaharaReporters, the girl, identified as Amarachi Iwunze, was invited over by Osuji, who drugged and then raped her on Saturday. Amarachi died early Sunday morning in Osuji’s house.

It was further gathered that immediately after the news got to the community, some youths burnt Osuji’s house after destroying his belongings.

A viral video seen on Monday shows the rampaging youths pulling down the gate of the house said to have belonged to Osuji. There was smoke coming from the main building, indicating that the house was on fire.

The suspect Osuji had reported fled before the arrival of irate youths in the community.

The Media and Publicity Secretary to Umuezeala Nsu Youth Organisation, Onyenehido Nathan Maduabuchi, in a statement titled “Justice For Amarachi Iwunze”, said the incident took place on Sunday.

According to Maduabuchi, the little girl was found dead by the suspect’s mother after the alleged rape and raised the alarm.

He stated, “Little Amarachi Iwunze from Umuduruewuru, Umuezeala Nsu Autonomous Community in Ehime Mbano LGA of Imo State was raped to death on Sunday, 12th June 2022 by one Ifeanyi Osuji a suspected Yahoo plus boy/ritualist from Agbaghara Nsu Autonomous Community in Ehime Mbano LGA Area of Imo State.

“The ugly news came late hours of yesterday, when the mother of the suspect unlocked a room and found the dead body of little Amarachi lying lifeless. On raising alarm, it was discovered that Ifeanyi Osuji, her son is the suspect and the killer.

“When Ifeanyi Osuji found out that people were now aware of his ugly act, he took to his heels to an unknown destination; till this very moment, he is wanted.

“All we are seeking is justice for little Amarachi.”

The State Police Public Relations Officer, Michael Abattam, when contacted on the telephone said, “I have received calls about the incident. But presently I am not aware.”

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