Stop wearing mini skirts and tight clothes. “Try hijab and thank me later - ‘Psychologist advises woman raped twice.

Stop wearing mini skirts and tight clothes. “Try hijab and thank me later - ‘Psychologist advises woman raped twice.

In reaction to Anjola's story, Nancy gave her tips on how to avoid getting raped again.

Nancy, a Nigerian woman who claims to be a psychologist, advised an alleged rape victim to dress appropriately to prevent being raped.

 

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The victim, Anjola Oluwa, revealed on Twitter that she had been assaulted twice and boasted that she was not a bitter feminist as a result.

In response to Anjola's account, Nancy provided her with advice on how to prevent being raped again.

 

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She admonished her to stop wearing short, tight clothing and to stop dressing half-naked, and she advised her to try wearing hijabs to avoid attracting men's attention.

@flexiblenancy tweeted, “You got raped twice? So sad

Let me advice you as a psychologist

1-Stop wearing mini skirts

2- stop dressing half naked

3- stop wearing tight clothes

4- pray hard

5- please try jihab you will thank me later.”

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Her advice has been met with massive backlash on the microblogging platform, with many dragging her through the mud for indirectly blaming women for males raping them.

 

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Read some comments below,

@busayo_cole wrote, “Indian women are usually dressed in saree or salwar kameez. yet, there was an average of 86 rape cases daily in 2021.
This level of idiocy should be a punishable offence.”

@mariceecee98 wrote, “Claim to be a psychologist, but here you are victim blaming and shaming. Disgusting! You know women who are dressed in full Hijab are victims of r@pe and SA all the time. Has nothing to do with how a woman’s dressed and you know it.”

@its_emmanuell wrote, “This perpetuates rape culture. It don’t matter what you got on, you shouldn’t be raped because of what you wear!!”

@eliah_hunt wrote, “The worst psychologist ever. And of cause you’re Nigerian”


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Comments
Esewi Ogbebor 1 y

Hehe

 
 
Peter Akinlabi 1 y

It's an advice, and she shouldn't be blamed for dishing out her perspective on how to curb rape.

 
 
Chioma Daisy Ekhoragbon 1 y

Hmmmmm