The police in Anambra has warned that it would not allow anyone to raise money to secure the release of Anulika Onyeanusia, the 36-year-old woman arrested for allegedly using her 7-year-old daughter to create adult content.
The warning was issued by the command’s spokesperson, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, who said the police had seen comments indicating that some individuals were contributing money to secure the release of the suspect.
Recall that Delta-based activist, Joe Isreal, had raised alarm over alleged plans by some wealthy Arabian men who purchase child pornography to mobilize massive financial resources to hire a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) to defend Anulika, rewrite the narrative, and pervert justice by influencing the police.
Speaking to some newsmen in the state recently, Ikenga said
“We saw comments that some people are contributing money to look for a way to secure the release of the Nigerian mother who sexually abused her 7-year-old daughter and used her to create adult content. But we assure Nigerians that under our watch, we won’t allow it to happen,” the spokesperson said
Ikenga said the comments about the alleged fundraising had also become part of the police investigation, saying they could provide leads about other people who may be connected to the case.
“These comments also form part of our investigation atleast, it has shown that there are some persons behind what the woman is doing. From the revelation of the woman, you would observe it’s a syndicate crime and if need be, we will partner with our colleagues in the international community.”