OSCOHTECH admin officer arrested for r*ping a student who came to retrieve her file from his office
The police in Ogun State have arrested an administrative staff of the College of Health Technology in Ijebu, Olawale Jamiu, for allegedly r*ping a student of the college.
The command’s spokesperson, DSP Abimbola Oyeyemi, in a statement disclosed that 39-year-old suspect was arrested following a report lodged at Ilese Ijebu divisional headquarters by the institution’s management.
They reported that the victim was r*ped when she went to collect her school file from the office of the suspect.
It was gathered that on getting there, the suspect dr*gged the victim into the file room and forcefully had s*x with her. The victim reported the incident to her guardian who in turn reported to the authority of the school.
“On interrogation, the suspect who initially denied the allegation was dumbfounded when confronted with the apologetic message he sent to the victim after his d*vilish act.
The victim has been taken to state hospital ijebu ode for medical treatment,” he said.
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No one can deny that being raped is one of the most distressing, horrendous and demeaning experiences anyone could have.
It almost always leaves the victim with feelings of self-loathing, self-blame and rage, and can cause post-traumatic syndrome disorder (PTSD).
But have you ever wondered about the rapist? Why do men rape? This is a complicated question with multiple answers, as several factors play roles in producing a rapist.
A sexual assaulter can be any kind of person. This statement isn’t meant to make everyone scared of everyone else; rather, it just means that there isn’t one specific type who commits such kinds of crimes.
Motives behind rape vary and are difficult to quantify. However, studies show that rapists have some common characteristics:
– a lack of empathy
– narcissism
– feelings of hostility towards women.
Sexual assault is not about sexual gratification or sexual interest, but more about dominating people.
It is necessary to first establish that rape is not a behavioral or mental disorder, but a criminal offense.
Although some rapists may have a psychological disorder, there is no such disorder that compels people to rape.
