Perry had a boyfriend who was a member of the Neo Black Movement (Aye) in Benin. Besides love bites and romantic memories, one other thing she picked up from the relationship, before it went sour, was a song Ayes sing. That song later landed her in problem.
Perry, a TikToker, made a skit with the tune, aping the cultists in their prayers and songs. And she got a lot of eyeballs with it.
She got hell, too.
One of the hundreds of people that watched the skit was an active Aye, according to another member the police and DSS later caught.
His name is Smart, one of the six guys who later trended in another video where Perry was seen naked, drubbed, sexually violated, and being interrogated.
The second video became the evidence an activist from Behind The Bars, and the security agents used in tracking down the six.
The only one caught so far is Smart.
The cultist denied torturing or raping the lady.
“We were six: Osahomen, Kparapos, Asoro, John and Odion. They live at Idowina. I don’t know where the girl lives. We took her from Polingo where she works.
“It was one of my friends who said he knew her. He complained that she made a video singing Aye’s songs.
“He played the video and pointed the girl. I said I wasn’t sure…I wasn’t there when they stripped her, it was later I saw her naked. Nobody had sex with her”, he claimed.
The founder of Behind Bars, Harrison Gwamnishu said security agencies were on the trail of the remaining suspects.