Delta Governor's Aide Condemns Victim-Blaming of Late Favour Agbro

In a recent Facebook post, Ossai Ovie Success, an aide to the Delta State Governor, expressed his outrage and disappointment over the way some individuals have been reacting to the tragic death of 20-year-old Favour Agbro. Agbro had allegedly taken her own life after being sexually assaulted by content creator Odogwu of Asaba. Success specifically called out those who have been sharing videos of Agbro dancing and questioning her decision to travel from Warri to Asaba, stating that such actions demonstrate a lack of empathy and emotional intelligence. He challenged these individuals to consider how they would feel if the victim were their own sister or daughter. Success's post has sparked a conversation about the need for greater empathy and understanding in the face of tragedy, rather than resorting to victim-blaming and shaming.
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Dem no get shame, dey share video of dead girl, dey ask why she go Asaba. Make dem try put themselves in her shoe, maybe dem go understand pain she dey feel.
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