Imo State adolescents demonstrate against defilement and the death of a 14-year-old girl.

News Report that on Monday morning, chaos erupted in Umuduruewuewuru, Umuezeala Nsu in the Ehime Mbano Local Government Region of Imo state after youths in the area burnt the home of Ifeanyi Osuji, a 22-year-old alleged internet fraudster.

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This online information learned that on Sunday, Osuji, who is now on the run, allegedly violated Amarachi Iwunze, a 14-year-old girl, in his newly built residence.

According to a source, the teenager’s lifeless body was discovered in the suspect’s room.

Another community source told our correspondent that the culprit escaped when his mother raised an alert, drawing residents and indigenous people to the location.

The victim’s body stained with sperm was found in the suspect’s room in the house which had a gate and fence.

Our correspondent saw a video clip where the rampaging youths were destroying the house of the suspect while the compound raged in fire.

The Publicity Secretary of Umuezeala Nsu Youth Organisation, Nathan Onyenehido, told our correspondent that the victim’s corpse was discovered in the suspect’s room on Sunday by his (suspect’s) mother.

He said, “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 the alarm, it was discovered that Ifeanyi Osuji, her son, is the suspect and the killer.

“When Ifeanyi Osuji found out that people are now aware of his ugly act, he took to his heels to an unknown destination. Till this very moment, he was wanted.

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

The victim’s grandfather, Raymond Iwunze, told our correspondent on the phone that he wanted justice.

Iwunze, a 79-year-old retired driver, who said he was the one taking care of the teenager after her mother’s demise, called on the government to ensure that her late granddaughter got justice.

He said, “Amarachi is my granddaughter. My first son’s daughter. I want the government to give me justice. Her father, my first son, is in Lagos. She had been with me since the death of her mother, my daughter-in-law.”

When contacted, the spokesperson for the police in the state, Micheal Abattam, confirmed the incident and said that investigation had commenced.