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Four Nigerians on Tuesday allegedly subjected their Ghanaian domestic help to severe pain, leading to disfiguring of the body of the victim.
Joy News’ Latif Iddrisu reports that the victim’s head had increased to about twice its original size due to swells as a result of incessant hitting.
A video of the community members who rescued the victim speaking to Joy News
According to a good Samaritan, Shaibu Abubakar, who rescued the victim at East Legon, the piercing cry of the victim while being pummeled aroused his curiosity to approach the scene.
“We heard the victim crying out saying ‘this evening they are going to bury me in a septic tank.’
“When we rescued the boy his head was like the head of three of us put together. And his arm had become like those of four people put together.
“They had beaten him so much. What the Nigerians have done today??? the Samaritan narrated to Latiff Iddrisu.

The victim
However, attempts to gain access to the specific residence was met with intense resistance from Nigerian occupants of the house.
According to the Nigerians, Shaibu Abubakar was interfering in a very private matter. In the ensuing melee, he sustained bottle wounds in his palm.
But he was unfazed.

Shaibu Abubakar, the Samaritan pointing to his cuts
Mobilisation of community members led to overpowering the Nigerian captors who had exacted enough punishment on their victim.

The victim in chains
Incensed by the development the mob forced their way into the house and vandalised four cars and property after rescuing the victim.

Some of the Nigerians who assaulted the Ghanaian
The victim, who is now receiving medical attention, denies any wrongdoing.
The police who came in later, after ignoring earlier distress calls to help, have commenced investigations.
The case is currently ceased with the Accra Region Police Command after it was first reported to the East Legon Police.


The swollen face of the victim
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