After reading comments of people shaming and blaming Busola Dakolo for getting raped, Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim declared that there are many monsters walking this earth.
According to the actress, one day, women and sexual abuse victims will no longer hold back when it comes to fighting for themselves and justice will be served to those who support crime and sexual assault.
Juliet Ibrahim said:
I have been reading so many comments and it’s clear that we have so many monsters walking this earth.
One day one day women and victims of abuses will hold back no more and justice will be served to anyone who supports any form of crime and violence against anyone.
Just note, karma is a bitch! What you support is a reflection of who you are and what you wish on others will take a turn on one of your own!
You will never truly understand something until it actually happens to you.”
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It is sad that some men and women have deliberately refused to focus on the main issue at hand, which is fighting rapists and sexual predators who prey on the innocence and naivety of girls to sexually abuse and exploit them.
It is sad that people want a perfect rape story. They have left what they are supposed to do by making sure we rid this society of men who take advantage of their position to rape women and girls.
These people start blame the victims instead. They blame them for getting raped. They blame them for not shouting enough. They blame them for seducing their rapists. They ask them what they were wearing when the rape occured.
People are making fun of a rape victim instead of seeking justice for her. Members of COZA are attacking people online for speaking out.
They are slut shaming victims of their randy pastor’s sexual misconduct. They claim he’s anointed and shouldn’t be judged. What is a randy man without sexual purity doing on the altar?
Indeed, there are so many monsters walking this earth. They are around us. We should be careful and protect our children from these sexual predators lurking around us.
