Amnesty International Calls For Arrest Of Senator Abbo Over Assault Of Lady

The Nigeria Police Force has been charged by the Amnesty International to probe the Senator representing Adamawa North District in the National Assembly, Elisha Abbo, following the assault on a lady in a sex toy shop in Abuja.

In a video that was making round on Tuesday, the Senator was seen attacking the woman after pleading with him to take things easy with the shop owner.

The lawmaker had accused the owner of the sex toy shop of insulting him by calling him a drunk.

Amnesty International in its reaction called on the Nigerian government to make sure that the Senator is punished under the law.

In a series of tweets, AI wrote: “Amnesty International is calling on Nigeria Police @PoliceNG to investigate Senator Elisha Abbo (Adamawa North) for alleged assault on staff of an adult shop he patronizes in Abuja. Video of the senator assaulting women is widely available for police to act: #Nigeria @NGRSenate”

“While shopping sex toys with the 3 girls in his company, Senator Elisha Abbo started assaulting the nursing mother only after the policemen he summoned arrived. He slapped the woman repeatedly with protection of the police @PoliceNG. This must be in investigated.”

“All that Nigerians are demanding is that; Senator Elisha Abbo who assaulted a nursing mother, at a sex toys shop he took 3-women shopping must face JUSTICE. Violence against women must end in #Nigeria @PoliceNG”

“For too long, Nigeria’s women have been facing various kinds of gender-based violence that seldom receives proper attention from the law enforcement agencies. Alleged assault by Senator Elisha Abbo must be investigated. @NGRSenate @nassnigeria @ProfOsinbajo @PoliceNG”

“Senator Elisha Abbo (Adamawa North) who took 3 ladies shopping in an adult shop, assaulted a nursing mother, in the presence of policemen @PoliceNG. This must be investigated. The lawmaker must face justice. The victims must be protected from his promise of more violence”

“Senator Elisha Abbo is not above the law. Police @PoliceNG must investigate allegations against him. Victims of his assault must get justice. @MBuhari, @ProfOsinbajo, @NGRSenate.”