Nigerian media personality, Omotunde Adebowale-David, popularly known as Lolo1, has come forward to speak about her painful experience of being sexually assaulted. In a courageous and raw interview, she shared how she endured the trauma of rape and the journey of healing that followed.
In a recent interview, Lolo1 revealed the details of the assault, expressing how it had profoundly affected her personal and professional life. “It was a difficult experience to talk about, but I feel it’s important to share it now to empower others who might be going through the same thing,” she said. “I was violated in the worst possible way, and it took me a long time to process the trauma. But I am still standing, and that’s why I am speaking out.”
Lolo1 highlighted how the assault left deep emotional scars, affecting her sense of trust and her ability to engage fully in relationships. “The pain was not just physical but emotional, and it affected how I saw myself and others,” she shared. Despite the overwhelming sadness and anger that she carried for years, Lolo1 emphasized the strength she found in her healing process.
She spoke about the support systems that helped her rebuild herself, including therapy and the unconditional support of her family and close friends. “Healing is a journey, and I realized that I could not go through it alone,” she said. “I found strength in sharing my experience and seeking professional help.”
Lolo1 also used the platform to call for greater awareness around sexual violence and the importance of supporting survivors. “We live in a society that sometimes blames victims, but we need to focus on the perpetrators and hold them accountable,” she said. “Survivors need more compassion and understanding.”
Her brave decision to open up about her experience has sparked a larger conversation about the need for more open dialogue around rape and sexual assault in Nigeria. Many of her fans and followers have expressed admiration for her strength and courage in sharing her painful journey. Lolo1’s story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of supporting survivors, speaking out, and advocating for a safer society for everyone.
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