Lagos doctor sentenced to life imprisonment for raping wife’s iece

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The Special Offences and Domestic Violence Court in Lagos has sentenced the Managing Director of Optimal Cancer Care Foundation, Femi Olaleye, to life imprisonment for raping his wife’s niece.

The presiding judge, Rahman Oshodi, in a ruling on Tuesday, convicted Olaleye on a two-count charge of defilement of a child and sexual assault by penetration.

The judge ruled that the defendant should serve life imprisonment for count one and the same for count two.

However, the judge said the sentencing should run concurrently.

The doctor was accused of sexually violating a minor, who was said to be a niece of his wife, for over 20 months.

Olaleye was then arraigned by the Lagos state government, in November 2022, on a two-count charge of defilement of a child and sexual assault by penetration.

The medical doctor, however, pleaded not guilty to the two-count charge.

During the trial, Aderemi, the estranged wife of Olaleye, had told the court that his husband introduced the underage victim to pornography and oral sex.

Aderemi said she and her husband have been married for 11 years and have two children.

She expressed regret at how her husband was sexually abusing her niece and was unaware of the incident.

Femi’s wife told the court that her husband gives her medication every night with claims that it will avert blood clots because she was close to turning age 50.

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