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Incest! Security operatives arrest mother who bore 3 children for son

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…also alleged to be sleeping with younger son

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has arrested a mother and her son for an incestuous relationship which produced three children in Kwara State.

Confiance News gathered from a report from CrimeWorld at the weekend.

“Though it was not too clear when the incestuous couple turned man and wife, but sources which identified them as Mrs. Adamu Sabi Sime and Fati Sime were immigrants from the neighbouring Benin Republic adding that they lived in Mosne Had community in Kaiama Local Government Area (LGA) of the state,” the report stated.

According to sources, their unnatural conjugal affiliation was reported to operatives of the NSCDC by the head of the community identified as Mallam Bandede.

A statement by the command’s public relations officer, Babawale Afolabi, in Ilorin at the weekend confirmed that the mother had given birth to three children for her biological son.

Further investigations also showed that the mother (Fati) has three children for her biological son and was allegedly sleeping with the younger son.

“Checks revealed that the younger brother of the accused, who was also confirmed to be sleeping with the mother is now at large,” the statement said.

The NSCDC command also said that the mother and her two sons do not have necessary papers to stay in Nigeria, adding that the suspects had been handed over to the Nigeria lmmigration Service (NIS) for background check and further actions.

 

Source: CrimeWorld

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