Nigerian Man Jailed 6 Years in UK for Sexual Offenses Against Girlfriend’s Daughter
On July 29, 2025, Elvis Nosakhare, a 41-year-old Nigerian man from Sheelin Grove, Bletchley, was sentenced to six years in prison at Aylesbury Crown Court for sexual offenses against his girlfriend’s underage daughter. The case, described by Thames Valley Police as a “disgusting betrayal of trust,” has drawn attention for its severity and the bravery of the victim.
Here’s what happened and why this case matters.
Pointing Out To Betrayal of Trust
Nosakhare, who met the victim’s mother through online dating, was found guilty earlier in 2025 of two counts of penetrative sexual activity and three counts of non-penetrative sexual activity with a girl.
The offenses took place in the Thames Valley area, exploiting the trust built through his relationship with the victim’s mother. Following his conviction, Nosakhare was placed on the Sex Offenders Register for life and issued a restraining order to prevent further contact with the victim.
Detective Constable Bryn Smith of the Child Abuse Unit praised the victim’s courage, stating, “I want to commend the victim for her bravery throughout both the investigation and court proceedings. I hope that Elvis Nosakhare’s conviction and sentence gives her some sense of justice.”
Smith emphasized the role of Thames Valley Police’s dedicated teams in investigating sexual offenses and supporting victims, urging anyone with information to contact the police via 101, their website, or a local station: “You will be listened to and supported by experienced officers and staff”
Note: Some reports indicate Nosakhare’s sentence as 16 years, but official statements align with a 6-year sentence .
This discrepancy may reflect misreporting, and we’ve used the provided figure for accuracy.
This case highlights the devastating impact of sexual abuse and the importance of robust investigations. Thames Valley Police reiterated their commitment to bringing offenders to justice, with Smith noting, “Thames Valley Police has dedicated teams who investigate sexual offences, support victims and bring offenders to justice”. The victim’s bravery in coming forward underscores the need for safe reporting channels. As conversations around online safety grow, this case raises questions about trust in digital relationships.
