Another 12-yr-old girl raped in Cross River, NAWOJ protest
A 12-year-old girl was on Tuesday raped in Calabar, South local government area of Cross River State
She said “Yesterday, a twelve-year-old girl was raped at Calabar South. The report was made to a Primary Healthcare Agency and the health worker that was trying to help the girl was molested. The NAWOJ Chairman said that the protest took them around the major streets and terminated at the State House of Assembly where the Speaker was at hand to receive them.
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