Mary Remmy Njoku has sent a message to Nigerian ladies.
Taking to her Instagram page, the Harvard undergraduate advised women to avoid being victims in Nigeria, warning that it often leads to further victimization. She pointed out that even in death, victims are often blamed.
The ROK Studio CEO emphasized the need for societal improvement.
“Dear ladies, Whatever you do, don’t ever be a victim in Nigeria. Cos, your own don finish! Even if you die, na your fault. We need to start doing better as a people.”
In her comment section, Mary engaged with a netizen who criticized her. She questioned whether the missing Nigerian ladies were involved in transactional sex, noting that people can find love online and that some churches even have dating sites. She argued that not all relationships are sexual and questioned why sex is treated as the biggest crime in Nigeria.
“How do you know it was transactional sex? Where is the proof? People find love online. Even some churches have dating sites. Or, anywhere you see Nigerian girls with a guy, she is automatically a sex worker? Or is sex now the biggest crime in Nigeria? Let’s be humane abeg.”
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