Nollywood veteran Victoria Inyama advises women should dress appropriately to avoid getting raped

The Naija Campus Blog July 31, 2020 0 Comments

Nigerian actress, wants women to be wary of the kind of clothes they wear to avoid getting raped.

The movie veteran says dressing appropriately, will help reduce the chances of sexual molestation and rape.

In a video shared via her Instagram page on Friday, July 31, 2020, the mother of three said it is obvious the Nigerian government isn't ready to fix a penalty to rape crime and so to avoid being a victim of rape, ladies should endeavor to dress appropriately.

"Appropriate Dressing & Comportment. It's obvious to me that the Nigerian government is not really ready to put a fixed penalty to Rape and so l beg my ladies (minus the minors or aged victims) to plsssss 👗 dress in appropriate clothing so as to reduce the trigger for the perpetrators," she wrote.

Victoria Inyama [Instagram/VictoriaInyama]

It's obvious to me that the Nigerian government is not really ready to put a fixed penalty to Rape and so l beg my ladies (minus the minors or aged victims) to plsssss 👗 dress in appropriate clothing so as to reduce the trigger for the perpetrators......A lot of these Perpetrators have underlying mental health issues & being around them in certain clothing is a trigger.....sadly the victim still gets to be shamed & ridiculed, so since this government is Not ready to do much, it would be wise to safeguard yourself. Yes it's not about the dressing some will say & compare with Europe & America but remember they take Rape cases seriously unlike Nigerian.....Think about it🤔 #notorape #notodomesticviolence

"A lot of these Perpetrators have underlying mental health issues & being around them in certain clothing is a trigger.....sadly the victim still gets to be shamed & ridiculed, so since this government is not ready to do much, it would be wise to safeguard yourself."

"Yes, it's not about the dressing some will say & compare with Europe & America but remember they take Rape cases seriously unlike Nigerian.....Think about it🤔 #notorape #notodomesticviolence."