“He Didn’t Rape Me, We Had Consensual S*X” – 16 Years Old Ghanaian Student In S*X Video With Principal Says [Full Video]

“He Didn’t Rape Me, We Had Consensual S*X” – 16 Years Old Ghanaian Student In S*X Video With Principal Says [Full Video]

According to the 16 years old female student captured in the viral s*x tape video with the headmaster of Breman Eduman D/A Basic School in the Asikuma-Odoben-Brakwa District of the Central Region, Robert Sepey, ‘she was not raped by the headmaster but the s*xual act was consensual’.

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According to the Director of Public Affairs of the Central Regional Police Command, ASP Irene Oppong, the girl told the police that the headmaster did not rape her but they both agreed to have s*x. She said:

“The man never defiled me’, so now it’s up to the Ghana Education Service (GES) to take over and also investigate if there is any code of conduct that the man has violated.”

Recall that the headmaster, was seen in the viral video that surfaced online yesterday after it was believed to have been recorded by him during the s*x act.

Following the leak of the video online, the youth and opinion leaders of the town are therefore calling for a mass transfer of all teachers in the community as they claim the phenomenon has existed for long and can’t be allowed to continue. According to some aggrieved past students of the school, the headmaster is alleged to be in the habit of having sexual affairs with the school children and always recordings the acts. Some residents also alleged that until the emergence of this sex tape, the headmaster who is noted for such behaviour demanded evidence anytime parents accused him of such acts.

ASP Irene Oppong has cautioned the public to stop circulating the video adding that anyone found culpable will be arrested and face the law.

“The problem now is the circulation of the video. We have some names that we have information that they circulated the video, so, for now, we are looking for them, we have invited some to come this morning, others are on the run and we are using opinion leaders to look for them,” she said on Accra-based Citi FM.