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Actress Philip fights for young girl who was viciously stabbed on her hand by step mum (photos)

- Nigerian actress Virgo Philip has called out a woman who allegedly stabbed her step daughter

- The actress shared a photo of the girl's hand while demanding justice for the injured child

Actress Virgo Philip has many internet users unsettled after sharing a photo of a young girl who was allegedly stabbed by her step mum. Some social media users have stated that the young girl is named Emem Ememdiong and many others have joined the movement in demanding for justice for the little girl.

According to Philip, Emem was viciously stabbed by her step mum and the young girl ran to her house to ask for help. She also revealed that the girl's father is not saying anything about it and seems to be siding with his step mum over the abuse of the young girl.

Many social media users are now trending #justiceforEmemEmediong, asking that authorities it involved and defend the young child before it causes more harm psychologically.

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Actress Philip demands justice for a girl viciously stabbed by her stepmom in Cross River State

Actress Philip demands justice for a girl viciously stabbed by her stepmom in Cross River State
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It was gathered that the girl is being abandoned by her dad and only has to rely on the voices of some social media users to get justice.

Meanwhile, a Nigerian man has taken to social media to cry out after his niece returned from school with strange markings and cuts all over her bother. A school for children is meant to be a place where knowledge is instilled and manners groomed through discipline. However, some schools take the idea of discipline to the extreme so much that it becomes a case of abuse.

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