UK Court Jails Nigerian Chiemka Okoronta, a PGD Student For Rap!ng 17-year-old Girl

UK Court Jails Nigerian Chiemka Okoronta, a PGD Student For Rap!ng 17-year-old Girl

A Nigerian man, Chiemka Okoronta, has been jailed for rap!ng a stranded 17-year-old girl in Bradford, United Kingdom.

 

Okoronta and the teenage girl were on board a night bus service unexpectedly terminated in Morley, Leeds, with both requiring transport home to Bradford on 25 March.

 

He tricked her into sharing a taxi before luring her into his accommodation and attacking her in a locked toilet, Bradford Crown Court heard.

 

Okoronta, who was convicted of multiple rape offences, was told he was likely to be deported to Nigeria following his sentence.

 

Okoronta must also serve three years on extended licence and register as a s*x offender for the rest of his life.

 

The court heard the teenager’s phone d!ed after alighting the bus, with Okoronta offering to share a taxi to Bradford Interchange.

 

Prosecutor Graham O’Sullivan said the vehicle instead went to the defendant’s flat, with the teenager persuaded to go inside and subsequently locked inside a toilet.

 

Following the attack, the girl stopped a passer-by outside and used their phone to call police.

 

In a victim impact statement read out in court, the girl said: “This incident has turned my life upside down. I have flashbacks of what happened to me, I have nightmares – one minute I feel fine and the next minute it all comes back.”

 

Judge Sophie McKone told Okoronta: “Are you satisfied that when you asked if she wanted to share your taxi to Bradford you formulated a plan that would get her back to your flat where you could rpe her?.

 

“You concocted a reason for her to come into your flat. You are, I am clear, a dangerous sexual predator.”

 

Det Con Sue Sutcliffe, of West Yorkshire Police, said: “I would like to commend the victim in this case for her immense bravery in coming forward straight away to report this horrific crime.

 

“I would urge anyone who has been the victim of a sexual offence, to please report it to us, so we can take action.”

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