(Continuation) Onwubiko denied all allegations but was found guilty on five counts of s+x¥al a§§ault after a trial. In court, the victim delivered a moving impact statement, revealing that the tra¥ma left her mentally broken. “I feel like a shell of my former self,” she said. In desperation, she found a church that performed baptisms on short notice, hoping holy water would “wash away the h+rrible feelings.” Onwubiko, now 36, had overstayed his UK student visa and was reportedly seeking a post-graduate visa to repay a loan thr£atening his wife and children back in Nigeria. His lawyer highlighted the financial pressure facing his family. Judge Gary Woodhall condemned Onwubiko’s actions, saying he “demonstrated s+x¥al attraction” and left the victim “scared.” In a related incident, the victim’s father a§§aulted Onwubiko after learning of the ab¥se. He p¥nched him repeatedly, causing serious inj¥ries that required s¥rgery. The father received an 18-month suspended sentence and must complete 200 hours of community service. Onwubiko was also placed on the s+x offender register for 10 years and given a 10-year restraining order to protect the victim.