EVIL KONJI: Nigerian Man Impregnates His Own Daughter

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Kennedy Michael, a 36-year-old man has been arrested by the police in Lagos State. The man was arrested for allegedly r@p!ng his teenage daughter, Maria and attempting to ab0rt the resulting pregnancy.


Michael was arrested alongside his lover, one Ndukwe Ijeoma, for assisting in procuring ab0rtion for her lover’s daughter.

The suspect was also accused of def!l!ng an 18-month-old baby girl belonging to his neighbour, identified only as Uche, by inserting his f!nger f0rcefully into the baby’s v@g!na.

The suspect’s arrest came after Uche, whose child was violated, reported at the Alausa police station, alleging that Michael was fond of m0l3st!ng children.

According to New Telegraph, Ijeoma discovered something was wrong with her lover’s daughter and complained to him.

They both reportedly suggested to take the 16-year-old girl to the hospital, after which they discovered she was almost at the point of death.

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