Oluremi Tinubu calls for justice after assault of women at Delta festival
Oluremi Tinubu, the First Lady, has strongly condemned the assault of women and girls during the Alue-Do Festival in Ozoro, Delta State. She described the viral footage of the incident as “horrific” and “barbaric.” Oluremi Tinubu emphasized that no tradition justifies violating women’s dignity or freedom. She has urged authorities to ensure those responsible are held accountable.
What we know
- Oluremi Tinubu condemned the physical and sexual assault of women and girls during the Alue-Do Festival in Ozoro.
- Viral videos showed women being chased, stripped, and assaulted by groups of young men in broad daylight.
- The First Lady praised the Nigeria Police Force for arresting 15 suspects, including a community head.
- Local leaders and the Ozoro Kingdom stated that the violence was not part of authentic tradition and blamed criminal elements for hijacking the event.
- Oluremi Tinubu urged victims to seek medical and psychological support and called for justice for all those affected.
