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Activist Alleges ‘Big Arabian Guys’ Funding Child Porn Case

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.…Says foreign syndicate financing network, mobilizing funds to hire SAN

Human rights activist Israel Joe has alleged that the case of a 36-year-old woman arrested on Thursday for exploiting her daughter for adult content is linked to a wider syndicate, giving the investigation a dramatic turn

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The suspect, Anulika Onyeanusia, was arrested by the Anambra State Police Command on Thursday over a disturbing video that went viral online.

In a statement shared on social media, Joe alleged that the suspect is part of a wider syndicate producing bizarre explicit content sold to wealthy foreign clients.

According to the activist, “big Arabian guys” are the primary financiers of the network, purchasing the disturbing content to satisfy illicit preferences.

Joe further raised the alarm over alleged attempts to compromise the legal process. He claimed that the international buyers are currently mobilizing massive financial resources to hire a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, with the aim of “rewriting the narrative and perverting justice by influencing the police.”

He wrote;

“The update about the Lady that $£☆ųIIƴ møIested her 7 years old child.

“Firstly, the App has not been banned and is fully operating with a lot of other women doing the same thing as my proxy eyes are following them up.

“Secondly, she bragged that no one can do anything about it. She might be right because something happened today. The big Arabian guys asked after her and are now aware that she is in police custody. These big guys are mobilizing serious funds to get a SAN, paint other narratives and get her out with extremely giant offer for the police. If they remanded her to prison, apply for the bail and it was granted, you will all remember I told you this.

“Thirdly, All eyes should be on the police/prosecutor. Yes I mean desert money from those desert nations. Do you know those Arabian/Indian men tell ladies in that App that those things are their fantasies but can’t get it because it is not allowed in their country. There are up to 20 women in that App doing exactly what this lady is doing and if she is grilled properly, she would make these confessions to the police.

“Fourthly, they have a close WhatsApp group where a lot of things are going on. They are big, yes really big like the g@ƴ guys. In those websites, you are paid for carrying out different tasks including defecating and eating your faeces as well as urinating and drinking your urine. You heard me right. These videos give those guys fantasies. These are small things done in those websites.

“Finally, if you are instrumental in the arrest, guard your social media account, they will start reporting it to bring it down. You better check the phones of your children because many of them are secretly on those websites selling noodles and doing nasty things. I have dedicated myself to investigating these websites, posting what they do in there and advising you all about them.

“I paid some good monies (dollars) to enter into two of them today. If una nor fear this internet space with a series of my coming revelation, una nor fit fear anything again. If they discover, they will come for me and I would also go for them. Nobody has the monopoly of disaster. We dare, because we don’t fear.”

The Anambra State Police Command had earlier confirmed the arrest of the suspect and rescue of four children during an operation in Onitsha. The Command said investigation was ongoing to establish the full circumstances surrounding the alleged abuse.

Police authorities are yet to react to Joe’s allegations as at press time.

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