Nigerian nightclub bouncer jailed for raping woman in her own home

Judges granted the nightclub bouncer temporary leave to stay in January 2012 because he had a wife and child. Then, 11 months later on December 29 last year, he attacked and raped a woman in her own home. He was jailed for seven years at Northampton Crown Court on October 18 after he was found […]

Judges granted the nightclub bouncer temporary leave to stay in January 2012 because he had a wife and child. Then, 11 months later on December 29 last year, he attacked and raped a woman in her own home.
He was jailed for seven years at Northampton Crown Court on October 18 after he was found guilty of rape following a four day trial last month.
Sentencing Popoola, Judge Lynn Tayton told him: “It was a serious aggravating factor that the rape took place in the victim’s own home as this was an abuse of the trust placed in you by the victim and has undermined her feelings of safety in her own space.”