He, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge when it was read to him.
Justice Rahman Oshodi held that the prosecution sufficiently proved the charge of defilement against Ibrahim.
Justice Abiola Soladoye held that the prosecution had proved its case beyond a reasonable doubt on the charge of defilement against Mr Okon.
“The sentencing is to run consecutively and the convict is to have his name registered as a sex offender.”
She said the two daughters told the court their biological father began having sex with them when their mother died during childbirth in 2008.
According to the judge, the minor brilliantly presented the sequence of how the convict defiled her.
According to her, the medical report and the defendant’s confessional statement were admitted in evidence without any objection from the defence.
Mr Ugachukwu was arraigned on one count charge of defilement.
Justice Rahmon Oshsodi found Mr Ibrahim guilty of having sexual intercourse with his girlfriend without her consent.
“The testimony of the first survivor corroborates the evidence of the medical doctor.
