- Nollywood actress and movie producer, Etinosa Idemudia has shared her thoughts on the r@pe accusations.
- She stressed the importance of imposing strict consequences for those who make false statements.
- Her comments contribute to the ongoing discussion surrounding the r@pe allegations.
Nollywood actress and movie producer, Etinosa Idemudia has expressed her views on the ongoing discussion over r@pe accusations.
The mother-of-one stressed the need for strict punitive measures against individuals who make false statements.
Speaking on Instagram on Thursday, Etinosa stressed that boys should be protected just like girls. She warned that misleading accusations could ruin people’s lives and stressed that anyone who knowingly spreads false claims should face legal penalties.
She wrote:
“Boys need protection just as much as girls. Stop false accusations today! I recommend jailing those who make false accusations.”
Her statement comes in the wake of the controversy surrounding TikToker Mirabel, who recently made headlines for claiming she was raped in her apartment in Ojiho, Ogun State. Her accusation sparked widespread outrage and calls for justice. However, she later retracted parts of the story, admitting that some details were untrue.
Ogun State Police are continuing to investigate and say legal action may be taken once Mirabel’s medical care is completed.
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In other news… A woman has shared a personal story online, explaining how difficult life circumstances forced her into hooking up and living on the streets.
According to her, she was once homeless and sought refuge in a church to survive. However, she said she was later asked to leave after the pastor reportedly said he did not want anyone sleeping on the premises.
She explained that after being forced to leave, she struggled to find a place to live and ended up living on the streets. Faced with hardship and a lack of support, she said she later started broadcasting as a way to survive.
In her words: “I started hooking up because of life circumstances. Before you judge me, try to understand my reasons. Before I got into it, I was homeless and sought refuge in a church, but then I was asked to leave because the pastor said he didn’t want anyone to sleep there. From that point on, I started looking for a place to live and ended up getting involved in street life.”
