Fair Play Africa: Court Slams $75,000 USD On Pedophile

Fair Play Africa: Court Slams $75,000 USD On Pedophile: A Nigerian court has awarded N15 million, about  ($75,000 USD)  against an ex policeman who defiled an 11 year old Junior Secondary School ...

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