Woman claims she battered her ward for masturbating
Pictured above is 15-year-old, Oluebube Amadi, who was badly beaten up by her guardian, Mrs. Ebere Ugochukwu. She was said to have been found by one Rukayat while she was writhing in pain on the street, and was asked to report her aunt to the police for allegedly assaulting her, but she refused out of fear that she would be punished again.



 According to Oluebube, she was battered on January 11, for sending one of her daughters on an errand. She added that the woman applied pepper on her injuries after the flogging. Woman claims she battered her ward for masturbating Pictured above is 15-year-old, Oluebube Amadi, who was badly beaten up by her guardian, Mrs. Ebere Ugochukwu. She was said to have been found by one Rukayat while she was writhing in pain on the street, and was asked to report her aunt to the police for allegedly assaulting her, but she refused out of fear that she would be punished again. According to Oluebube, she was battered on January 11, for sending one of her daughters on an errand. She added that the woman applied pepper on her injuries after the flogging.


 However, Ugochukwu told Punch, that she beat her up for allegedly masturbating and stealing. "She touches her private parts with her fingers and she has started doing same to my daughters. I was really annoyed. When I asked her where she learnt it, she said she used to do it in the village. The beating I gave her was the highest since she has been living with me. I tied her hands and legs. Besides, she is used to stealing. She steals my money and items from school. "I brought her from Enugu in 2012 to look after my children because I used to lock them up whenever I was going out. My mother got her for me from her parents, who live beside our house.


" Interestingly, the girl has confessed to the allegations, but insisted that she was beaten for sending her daughter on errand. "She usually flogs me. I steal and do bombom (masturbate), but I did not steal that day. She beat me for sending her daughter to bring me soap to wash plates." Asked whether pepper was sprinkled on her wounds, she said, "She will beat me if I tell you." Ugochukwu's husband Emeka, a vehicle inspection officer, said,

 "The items she stole from school are still with her. I told her to return them. I will take her back to her parents." A neighbour to the woman, who craved anonymity, said beating has become “a hobby” for the girl.