In Edo State, the Nigeria Police have arrested a man for disseminating inappropriate photos and videos of his four-year-old daughter on social media.
According to Force Public Relations Officer (PRO) Muyiwa Adejobi, The action followed a public outcry over the explicit nature of the content shared online, which showcased the young child in poses that resembles adult-oriented media.
The statement reads:
The Nigeria Police Force acknowledges the public outcry in response to disturbing images and videos involving a 4-year-old child with the Instagram handle @officialsarah_ig, circulating on social media.
“The content portrays the young child in inappropriate poses, akin to adult contents. The Force expresses profound shock and grave concern over the apparent exploitation of this vulnerable child and unequivocally condemns such actions in the strongest terms possible.
Prima facie investigations indicate the involvement of the child’s father, who has been apprehended by the Police at the Auchi Divisional Police Headquarters, Edo State Police Command. Every necessary measure is being implemented to ensure that justice is swiftly served.”
“As the investigation unfolds, it is imperative to establish proactive measures to guide and counsel parents, preventing the proliferation of such anomalies in our society.
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“In light of the above, the Force emphasises the importance of implementing support systems for parents and guardians to protect the safety and well-being of their children,” the statement concluded.
“It is crucial for caregivers to also prioritise the security of minors and seek assistance or guidance when required. The Nigeria Police Force remains steadfast in its commitment to safeguarding children and upholding the law.”
The Nigeria Police Force reaffirmed its dedication to protecting children and enforcing the law in response to the widespread indignation sparked by the images and videos circulating on the internet.
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