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A 10-year-old class three student is unable to walk after four males defiled and sodomised her at Abura Edumfa in the Abura Asebu Kwamankese District of the Central Region.
The victim told Daily Guide that one of her attackers on Thursday evening sent her to buy some stuff for him and upon her return, he asked her to come into the room and drop the items.
According to her, she heeded the directive.
Upon entry, Yaw Ragga aged 39, and Wofa Yaw, 63, forced themselves on the 10-year-old.
Two others, who were also in the room took their turns in the sexual assault.
The suspects subsequently threatened to kill her if she discloses her ordeal to anyone else.
Out of fear, the victim also kept the act to herself until she started bleeding profusely from her vagina.
After persistent questioning by her parents, she opened up about the defilement and sodomy she was subjected to.
When the news broke, residents arrested two of the suspects who are currently in the custody of Abura Dunkwa Police.
However, two others managed to abscond.
The distraught mother of the victim, Ekua Grace, said that the girl, who is currently not able to walk properly, is experiencing severe vaginal pains.
She added that her daughter is unable to sit for a long time, and can’t wear panties because blood keeps oozing from her vagina and anus.
She is, therefore, calling on the Police to prosecute the suspects and arrest the remaining two for justice to be served to her daughter.
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