"I wanted to test her virginity-Says Man caught trying to rape daughter

A man arrested for allegedly attempting to rape his daughter in Ajeromi, Ifelodun local government area of Lagos State, has told the police that he wanted to test her virginity.

The suspect, identified simply as Alex, was said to have attempted to rape his 15-year- old daughter, Agnes (not real name), in his apartment at Abiodun street, Ajegunle.

Alex was apprehended by his neighbours and handed over to the police at Ajegunle police station but was later released on bail at the weekend.

Leadershipgathered that Alex had told Agnes to undress up to her underwear, and allegedly wanted to make love to her but she raised the alarm.

The neighbours came to her rescue after forcing the door open.A police inspector attached to Ajegunle police station, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, told Leadership that it was neighbours that dragged the suspect to the station.

He said:“His wife was not at home when he wanted to perpetrate the act but the man denied doing that. You know that nobody will agree that he wanted to rape his daughter. Police acted on the information given to us and even took the minor to the general hospital for medical examination.”

According to the source, Alex claimed that he only wanted to check whether his daughter had been breached.

“He wanted to know whether his daughter is still a virgin or not. So he decided to insert his fingers, to know her situation, according to him,” he said.

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