Tired of mum’s cane
12-year-old girl takes pseudo name , decieves white missionaries to run abroad
… Gov Chime’s wife de-worms Enugu children

From PETRUS OBI, Enugu
Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Mrs. Clara Chibuzo
•Photo: Sun News Publishing

A little girl of 12 years old who was fleeing from the bashing of her mum suddenly developed a smart idea as she hit the road that aided her to successfully deceive everybody, including the police in her efforts to perfect her new desire to flee the country. The girl who claimed her name was Eva Sony reportedly left home with some of her belongings after she was beaten by her mother, a widow.

She was found roaming the streets of Nsuakka and finally picked up by a white missionary and his wife.
Eva Sony may have sensed she could obtain a direct ticket to overseas if she handled her new thoughts well before the missionaries.

She, therefore, told her sympathizers that she had come from South Africa; saying that one day a man approached and convinced her to travel with him to Nigeria.
She told the missionaries that she was trafficked from South Africa to Lagos, Abuja before she ended up at Nsukka where the man now abandoned her.

Not only that, she also claimed she was living with her foster parents in Johannesburg, and was a student of Nelson Mandela Academy; and that her name was Eva Sony.
She pleaded with the missionaries to stay with them rather than be taken to a police station or any other place.
However, the missionaries were at a point forced to withdraw her from police custody to the zonal office of the National Agency for Prohibition of Traffic in Persons and other related matters (NAPTIP) in Enugu.
The Zonal Director of NAPTIP, Mrs Ijeoma Okoronkwo told Daily Sun in Enugu that while in the office the girl pretended she didn’t understand what was being discussed in the Igbo Language.

“She was agitated and refused to settle down, insisting that she wanted to go with the white missionaries (names withheld). We took her in as Eva Sony after calming her down; and had already started making arrangements to contact the South African embassy to see how we can send her back.
“She played all of us and we fell for it; all the time we spoke Igbo she didn’t react; all she did was to cry.”
“Two days after she was brought to us we got a call from a man who said he was looking for a young girl bearing an Igbo name from Nsukka; we told him we didn’t have such a girl, that the one we have here is from South Africa.”

According to her, the man later decided to come to the office to check and was able to identify the girl.
Mrs Okoronkwo said the girl’s mother was later brought to Enugu where they were counseled on the need to keep an eye on the girl.
It was then discovered that she invented the name Eva Sony to match her tricks; that she is a JSS 1 student of a secondary school in Nsukka, and actually hails from Uzouwani area of Enugu State.

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