By Ekamma UBA, Assistant Investigator Editor, Lagos/
OPERATIVES attached to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking In Persons NAPTIP have arrested a Chief Pharmacist with the National Hospital, Abuja, Mr. Abubarkar Mustapha Danraka for allegedly having anal knowledge of a 12 year boy (names withheld). Sources said the 42 year old respected and highly cerebral pharmacist who holds a PhD degree and resides in Spring Valley Estate Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory was alleged to have administered a yet to be determined drug in a glass of water which he gave to the boy before the sex rump. CrimeWorld magazine scooped that the crime took place sometime in March 2020 adding that the survivor had gone to check on his classmate who incidentally was a next-door neighbor to the sex-perverse pharmacist when the inglorious act occurred. It was further said that after sodomnizing the little boy, the Zaria, Kaduna State born pharmacist warned the lad not say a word to anybody about what happened. A statement signed by the Head, Press and Public Relation Unit, Stella Nezan and obtained by CrimeWorld magazine which confirmed the unnatural sex escapade said it was the mother of the survivor who noticed the uneasiness of his son and upon being briefed raised the alarm. Stella added that the offence was contrary to Violence Against Persons (Prohibition) Act 2015; adding that Pharmacist Danraka who works at the National Hospital, Abuja as Chief Pharmacist was currently the Special Assistant (Technical) to the Director General of the National Institute for Pharmaceutical Research and Development (NIPRD), Abuja in addition to being an Imam in the Mosque within his estate.
According to the Agency’s image maker, “The 12 year old victim told Operatives of NAPTIP that the crime took place on Saturday March 21, 2020 at the residence of the Suspect. According to him, after their religious educational programme (Islamiyya) that afternoon, he decided to check on his friend who happens to be a neighbor to the suspect. On getting there, after several knocks at the door, there was no response but as he made to leave, the suspect opened his door and beckoned on him. He subsequently grabbed his hand and took him into his sitting room. The suspect went further to offer him a glass of water to drink. Not suspecting any foul play, the boy drank the water and began to feel weak. In that state of weakness the suspect overpowered him laid him on a red settee in his sitting room and forced his penis into his (victim) anus. After the suspect was done, he asked him to go home with a stern warning not to mention what had happened to anyone. On getting home, his mother scolded him about his whereabouts but noticed her son was uneasy. She took him into the room questioned him and he opened up about what had happened to him. The victim said, his mother checked his body and saw sperm content and bruises around his anus region. She and the father rushed him to the National hospital, Abuja where he was admitted. The victim was discharged on Thursday 26th of March, 2020 after spending five days in the hospital.”
Continuing, Stella said, “The suspect who is currently in NAPTIP’s custody has denied that no such event occurred. However, an identification parade was done where a number of men with the height and stature of the suspect were put together, and the victim pointed out the suspect. Subsequent investigation at the home of the suspect also corroborated the narration of the victim especially with the colours of the furniture in the suspects’ sitting room as well as the setting of the place. Further investigations are ongoing. While reacting to the incident, the Director-General of NAPTIP, Dame Julie Okah-Donli expressed sadness and wondered why such a person should get involved in such a crime. She however, appealed to parents to be vigilant always on issues of their children.”
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