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I was at 300 level at the University of Lagos and for all my outgoing persona and loud talk, I was still a Virgin. It was internship period and there was a break that year, so students were few in school. This guy had been hitting on me for a while and one evening when …
I was raped too. Still have my PTSD and still suffer from depression. I cut myself to free the pain. And no one understands. “A small gesture can turn somebody’s situation around. Support survivors by ONLY leaving a kind and thoughtful comment.”
When I was in secondary school I had few friends in my circle (boys and girls), we were about 10 and we did everything together; party, told each other secrets, etc… Well, fast forward to when I finished my NECO examination, I was about 15/16 years old; I met someone through my friend, her elder …
It was a Sunday evening, I was returning home from visiting my girlfriend. I boarded a taxi from town to my junction. After a brief ride, the passengers alighted and the last one paid the driver in dollars. I was shocked on seeing that, we were in Nigeria, who pays for anything in dollars let …
I was raped by a friend, whom I’m not friends with anymore. I was drunk, half-asleep, sad, and away from my then-boyfriend. He had a girlfriend too. We were at a sleepover and I asked him to accompany me since I wanted to sleep already. I didn’t know he thought it was a booty call. …
Girl-on-girl rape is a serious issue that no one seems to talk about. It’s real and it’s scary. I can’t even tell you how many times I have been assaulted by another woman. It’s ridiculous and if there are any other survivors like me, you’re not alone. “A small gesture can turn somebody’s situation around. …
My rapist was my ex-girlfriend. I’m a man. We weren’t together at the time. Actually, we broke up due to her being quite abusive. She took advantage of me while I was drunk. She then kept messaging me and saying how she was pregnant and now we get to spend our lives together. I was …
Survivors rarely report sexual assault. The question of whether to report or not is a serious one to consider, in fact, sexual assault remains the most drastically under-reported crime ever. Reporting rates are low for a variety of reasons. A survivor may be uncertain whether what happened was actually an assault. Sexual assaults that are …
Well, it happened 2 years ago. I was walking to my brother’s house from my dance practice and then someone told me they needed help to carry something into their house, so, I texted my brother and told him that someone needed help and he said it was ok. I helped, and then when I …
The first molestation happened when I was 8. It was an older boy, probably 18 at that time. It happened so frequently and continuously, I lost count of the number of times it happened. He would start off by touching my thighs and then move to play with my genitals, for the longest time I …
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