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Esther Lawrence Student @ Babcock University Lagos 14 hours, 55 minutes ago
<p>Osinachi's death pained me so much! A woman that could've been so much more today .... To what end?</p><p>What's worse? She won't be the last. Because there are unpaid advisors that would rather a woman dies "honourably" to keep her home, than be a shameful divorcee. Mothers advise their daughters so! Mother-in-laws enable their sons in their foolishness.</p><p>A man walks away with little repercussions, while the woman who is meant to and has been long-suffering gets nailed before she can even begin.</p>
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Esther Lawrence Student @ Babcock University Lagos, Nigeria 14 hours, 23 minutes ago

And she was a public figure o.

No... Let it actually sink that she was a known person in society.

Now, stop and think about those that have no families to even ask about them, and had to marry to survive under a man's "leadership".

People with families that are barely managing to get by and "sold" their daughter to a rich man to have a better life.

A public figure o...

I tried reversing the roles and omo. Mtchew.

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Potato Intern Ijebu-Ode, Nigeria 14 hours, 49 minutes ago

It's the fact that it took three years to convict her criminal husband. Funny how the man would have walked scot free if they didn't go through the judicial pathway.

Omo, na the woman oo, they'd first tell.her to stay home for almost two months so that "if she's carrying the pregnancy of the man, they'd know", as how? Then they'd shave her head and other nasty things lol😭

It's well

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