Forgotten Dairies
Who Is The Rapist? -By Chinwendu Chinonyerem Emmanuel
Indecent dressing promote rape in Nigeria, so it should be put to stop. No learned parents will allow their child to dress shabbly. Dressing speaks for you! The way you dress, is how you’ll be addressed!
Who exactly is the rapist?
Males rape females!
Females rape males!
No one can identify the actual culprit. Men rape young girls.
Female seduce the male which prode them into raping.
Rape is the forceful penetration of penis or any other hard object into the virgina which brings pain and agony to the third party.
Indecent dressing promote rape in Nigeria, so it should be put to stop. No learned parents will allow their child to dress shabbly. Dressing speaks for you! The way you dress, is how you’ll be addressed!
Street hawking business among our children promote rape and other social vices that’re evil: trafficking, molestation, lying, kidnapping etc.
The chief among all is rape!
They will disflower the young girl who has weak body to fight for her freedom.
END RAPE IN NIGERIA!
STOP THE RAPIST!
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