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The Nigeria Police Force in Delta State has stated that it has not received any formal report of rape linked to the controversial fertility festival in the state.
The clarification comes amid widespread outrage and reports circulating online alleging cases of sexual assault during the event.
Police authorities explained that, as of the time of the statement, no victim had come forward to file an official complaint, which is required to initiate a formal investigation and prosecution.
However, the command assured the public that it is closely monitoring the situation and has begun preliminary inquiries into the allegations.
Security officials emphasized that the absence of official reports does not mean incidents did not occur, noting that cases of sexual violence are often underreported due to fear, stigma, or lack of trust in authorities.
The police urged anyone with credible information or who may have been affected to come forward, assuring that victims would be treated with confidentiality and sensitivity.
The development follows growing public concern over activities linked to the festival, with calls for thorough investigation and accountability where necessary.
Authorities reiterated their commitment to protecting citizens and ensuring that anyone found culpable of criminal acts will face the full weight of the law.
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