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NSCDC Confirms Deportation Of Mother, Son Who Committed Incest

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The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has confirmed the deportation of Benin Republic immigrant, Fati Sime and her son, Adamu, who were arrested for incest in Kwara state.

Mother and son were arrested by operatives of the NSCDC after the district head of Mose community in Kaima Local Government Area of the state raised an alarm over the incestuous relationship. 

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READ: Incest: Mother Birth Three Children For Son In Kwara

Kwara NSCDC spokesperson, Babawale Afolabi confirmed that Fati has given birth to three children for her son. 

Further checks showed that Fati already had 11 children for her husband (Adamu’s father) before bearing three for Adamu.

It was also gathered that Fati is also sleeping with her younger son identified as Boni, who is now at large.

Afolabi, who confirmed the latest development to Daily Trust, said Fati and her son have been deported.

“Fati and her first son, Adamu, were deported with directive of Commandant’s after the investigation and handed over to the Benin Republic operatives at the border. But during investigation, the first son, Adamu confessed that he has been having carnal knowledge of his mother for seven years,” Afolabi stated. 

Meanwhile, more details have emerged on the incestious relationship between Fati and her two sons.

According to a source, who is well acquainted with the development, trouble started when Fati was caught by her first son, Adamu, having sex with her second son, Boni, in their farm.

“The discovery of Adamu’s younger brother having carnal knowledge of his wife (mother) right on the farm degenerated to a serious fight between the brothers which later attracted the attention of other farmers around,” the source told Daily Trust.

“This later led to the arrest of Adamu and Fati by the operatives of the NSCDC in Moshe Gada outpost in Kaiama. Boni, however, escaped and he is still at large.” the source added.

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