05/09/2024
"Ahh! Them don use this one too. Only God knows where she went or who she was with. All these girls sef!”
"They don’t want to stay with their broke boyfriends. They’d rather chase after rich men and yahoo boys for money and human hair. Now look at what happened to her!”
"What was she doing out late at night? She’s probably a hookup girl or coming from some man’s house. Now them don use her. Chai!"
These are just a few of the t*rrible comments that surface when yet another woman’s mut!lated body is found. A woman, a girl...
And it doesn’t stop there…
People take pictures and plaster them all over social media with the same insēnsîtive comments and unwarranted “advice” for women. Instead of condëmning the mønsters behind these horrif*c acts, the blame quickly shifts to the vict!ms.
Don’t you realize you’re indirectly supporting ritual kill*ngs, body harvest!ng, m*rder, sexûal v!olence, and more?
Basically, you're implying that it's acceptable for these crimïnals to target women simply for not sticking with poor boyfriends, being out at night, or simply for existing as women. The tragic irony is that now even 'broke boyfriends' kîll their girlfriends for money.
Christianah was recently murdëred by her classmate Adeleye Ayomide, who had already k!lled his ex-girlfriend and his sister.
Mercy was att*cked in her own bed by her 15-year-old neighbor who broke in, repeatedly h!t her with a pestle, and rapèd her. She’s now suffering from severe brain injur!es.
Augusta was k!lled by her boyfriend.
Bamishe was on her way home from work when she was kidnapp*d, k!lled, and had her body p*rts harvested.
Ini went to a job interview and was räped and kil!ed.
Girls are k!dnapped and k!lled on their way to school.
Every time you blame a vict!m or make excuses for these cr!mes, you’re giving ev!l people the green light to keep going.
Women and girls just living their lives are being taken down by these crim!nals. Instead of teaching girls how to stay safe, how about we focus on eradicating the ev!l in our society?
I have a lot to say but I’m honestly drained.
- Lydia Làdej
