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A 23-year-old lady has accused two customs officer at the Seme Border Command;  Felola Uzezi and Mohammed Sanni, of taking turns to rape her.
The victim told policemen from Area ‘K’ Police Command, Lagos State that she met one of the customs officers on Facebook and had decided to visit after an invitation.
The visit however turned nasty as her Facebook friend, with his colleague, allegedly raped her.
It was gathered that the men had been picked up by policemen from Area K Command and are presently being quizzed.

A 23-year-old lady has accused two customs officer at the Seme Border Command;  Felola Uzezi and Mohammed Sanni, of taking turns to rape her.
The victim told policemen from Area ‘K’ Police Command, Lagos State that she met one of the customs officers on Facebook and had decided to visit after an invitation.
The visit however turned nasty as her Facebook friend, with his colleague, allegedly raped her.
It was gathered that the men had been picked up by policemen from Area K Command and are presently being quizzed.
The two men, attached to Gbaji Custom’s checkpoint, were alleged to have carried out the incident at Limca Bus Stop area, along the Lagos-Badagry Expressway, home of Felola Uzezi.
The victim reportedly said: “I met Uzezi on Facebook and became friends with him. After a while, he invited me to his house. Uzezi invited Sanni over to his place when I came to visit him.
“Uzezi asked me for sex, but I told him that I was menstruating. When his friend Sanni came, they raped me.”
The victim later went to report the rape to the police and both suspects were picked.
Policemen who visited the scene of the crime allegedly found blood stains on Uzezi’s bed and a boxer he gave the victim to wipe herself after the act.
 The National Public Relations Officers of the Nigerian Customs Service, Wale Adeniyi, reacting to the allegation, said: “I’m aware of this case but details are still sketchy. The Seme Command Comptroller has been notified and he is working with the police for a thorough investigation. We will await a formal report from the police to enable the Comptroller-General take appropriate action. While we await this, we must state that the Service frowns at such heinous crime and perpetrators if found guilty, will be dealt with.”
Confirming the incident, Police spokesperson in Lagos State, Ngozi Braide, however said: “They did not meet on Facebook. They met somewhere and exchanged phone numbers. She went to visit and another colleague came and they had carnal knowledge of her. She pleaded with them, but they refused to listen her pleas. The case will be transferred to the State Criminal Investigations Department tomorrow.”