A woman was in a coma in the hospital, and she was continuously raped until she got pregnant. The hospital found out and carried out investigations and found out a male employee has been raping her all the while she was in coma.
A 3 year old baby was raped by a grown man.
A homeless mad woman on the street was raped by a man.
A lady who was fully covered was raped by a man.
A lady who was sleeping on her bed in her own home was raped and killed.
A daughter was raped by her own father.
I can go on and on…
But once these heartbreaking stories make it to the media, some of you immediately start looking for ways to blame the victim, talking about
“women need to learn how to avoid being abused”
“Maybe she’s this, maybe she’s that”
Are you people crazy?
Instead of teaching men that no matter what, even if they see a woman walking naked, they still have no right to touch or abuse or rape her.
The women in all the scenarios above, how exactly were they supposed to avoid being raped?
Make it make sense.
#SayNoToRape
God I’m in tears in court right now after 7months of fighting for a teenager that was raped and aborted for, they tried to sabotaged this case through the DPP but I fought tooth and nail and made sure I obtained my own certified true copy and pushed ahead with every resources available to me and today judgement was served,the pedophile is going on trial and finally moving from the magistrate court to the high court where he would be formerly jailed for his crimes. I never stopped at the court but followed it up at the DPP and finally yesterday I was given my own copy 😍
I was vilified for standing by this young girl, most of the men in her compound who are pedophile apologist called me all sorts of names and threaten me, one even called me gay just but I dealt with them fully and even sued one to court and he was begging for his life not to enter jail.
Today I’m having the last laugh,I have always fought for children and teenagers to be free from the shackles of pedophiles and today th
The Uber Driver That Picked Me This Morning Completely Ruined My Mood. 🥲
I entered his car and the first thing I noticed was how unusually quiet he was. No music, No small talk. Nothing.
Halfway into the trip, his phone rang through the car speaker.
“Daddy, mummy said we should ask if you’re coming home today because there’s no food again.”
The little girl’s voice was so innocent. The man paused for like 5 seconds before replying softly, “I’ll bring something.”
But immediately he ended the call, I saw him wipe his face quickly.
That was when I noticed the empty pack of cabin biscuits and sachet water beside him.
This man had probably not eaten too. The rest of the ride became uncomfortable for me because while I was complaining internally about Abuja traffic, somebody’s father was driving around hungry trying to save his family from embarrassment.
When we got to my destination, the trip was 4,700. I gave him 20k.
The way he turned immediately and stared at me ehn… You know that look people give when life has humbled them too much to even express gratitude properly?
That look broke me. It’s just so sad that a lot of people are going through a lot in this Tinubu economy.
To God be all the glory! 🏆
I'm excited to share that I emerged as Nigeria's 2026 JAMB Highest Scorer with an aggregate score of 372/400!
English — 98
Chemistry — 98
Physics — 94
Biology — 82
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“If I don’t give you Constant Electricity for 4Years, Don’t vote for me when I come back for 2nd Term”
-Bola Tinubu, 2023.
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@bangbrozk Not everyone who helps you has your best interests at heart. Sometimes, people invest in you because they see you as an asset, not a person. If someone is being overly generous without any clear reason, it’s okay to maintain a healthy level of skepticism.
A very short story about Life 🧬
Once, there was a Tanuki who witnessed a tragedy: a mother duck was snatched away by a cruel hunter, leaving her three ducklings orphaned and helpless. The Tanuki didn't just walk away; he stepped in. He became their "found father."
He spent weeks raising them. He didn’t just feed them; he invested in them. He taught them how to find food, how to fly, and how to survive. He was their protector and their mentor. To the ducklings, he was the only family they had left.
They finally reached the beautiful shores of a mountain lake, a perfect paradise. The Tanuki gathered them close for a "family hug." The ducklings closed their eyes, feeling safe and loved—until they felt a rope tighten. The Tanuki hadn’t been raising them to survive; he had been marinating them. He was just waiting for them to reach the perfect weight for his stew.
What is your take home from this that you want others to learn from 🎙️🎤
The number of times I watched ‘The Return Of Jenifa’ back then in 2012 was unhealthy. 😂😂
This particular scene is so goated and iconic….. were you there?