I’ve just come across a deeply disturbing GBV video where a man narrates how his wife, Mercy Adoyo (an actress), allegedly poured hot water on him.
He further explains that she ensured his phone had no power and withdrew all money from his accounts, leaving him unable to call for help. He says he was forced to run out naked seeking assistance.
If these claims are accurate, this goes beyond a domestic dispute.
This is severe domestic violence and borders on attempted murder.
GBV is not defined by gender, fame, or profession. Abuse is abuse.
This matter deserves serious investigation and justice through lawful institutions, not silence or selective outrage.
To my followers: if a relationship isn’t working, why harm someone when you can walk away? Violence doesn’t just destroy one person, it ruins families, children, and futures.
This matter deserves proper investigation and justice through the law.
Justice for the victim. Accountability, not silence.
End GBV
Sending our solidarity from Indonesia to the people of Nepal. We may be separated by distance, but we share the same struggle against injustice, corrupt governments, and police brutality. 🇮🇩🇳🇵
People power is greater than the people in power!
A message from Nepal to leaders in Kenya and across the world - never take the people you lead for granted.
Indian News channels are claiming that the protest by GenZ in Nepal was for social media ban. This is not true, It’s actually against the long standing corruption, Tyranny, oppression and autocratic leadership. Social Media ban was just one of the many stimulus.
Imagine, today you’re alive, tomorrow you’re gone.
Imagine, picked up as a man, released as a corpse.
All props go to the cops.
The same ones who peddled a hoax.
That you banged your head on the wall of the cell.
#NTVTonight@DannMwangi