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Religious and ethnics crisis prevented over alleged missing penis in Umuahia
Ethnic and religious crisis was averted in Umuahia, the Abia State capital on Saturday as a tiger-nut customer raised the alarm over the sudden disappearance of his penis, The Nation reports.
The incident happened at Oboro Street by Niger road in Umuahia and got so many residents attention, they all wanted to have about the incident.
ONYXNEWSNG gathered that The Nation reports that a source said, it took the timely police intervention to avert people’s action against the Hausa man who was accused of being behind the missing male organ.
It was reported that the man whose manhood allegedly dissappeared said that he stopped to buy tiger nut from the Hausa man and while he was about going into his shop to get money to give to the man, the Hausa man touched in pretence to remove a stain from his cloth.
The man was said to feel that something moved out of his body and when he touched himself, he noticed his penis was missing.
It was then the man was said to have raised the alarm of his missing penis.
The Hausaman was allegedly beaten seriously and was made to restore what he has taken away from the victim.
“He said that he cannot return the penis saying that “the penis is very far and cannot be returned”.
The police were alerted and they took the man and Hausa man to the police headquarters in Bende road in Umuahia.
The command’s police public relations officer (PPRO), Geoffrey Ogbonna who was contacted, confirmed the incident and told the newspaper that the culprit was taken into protective custody to avoid the public mobbing him.
The report has it that the penis of the victim has been restored after the victim was taken to the popular Ama Hausa at Eket Street in Umuahia where the situation was reversed.
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