“I tried to su£ a friend, a female friend for s3x¥al ass+@ult only for my lawyer to tell me that in Nigeria, a man can not su£ a woman when it involves r*p+e.

“I tried to su£ a friend, a female friend for s3x¥al ass+@ult only for my lawyer to tell me that in Nigeria, a man can not su£ a woman when it involves r*p+e.

When a woman r*p+e$ a man, the man can’t su£ the woman, and I’m like really?

Look at what happened, so I have this friend and we hadn’t seen each other in a long time, but I always go to her area because my friend stays in her area.

I don’t have time to see her, I just go to my friend, play some games and I leave.

So, on this day, she kept on asking or begging me to come, I said OK, I’ll pull up after my friends. I’ll just branch out at yours before I drive back home.

On getting to hers, hey, welcome there. She offered me a drink and I dránk it only for me to not be abl£ to m0v£ my hánd, move my legs and I just n0tic£d that I’m trying to t@k£ out my b£lt, you know l0s£ my Jean and I kept on saying, what is going on.

You know, with this soft strong tone of what is going on? What are you trying to do? Bla Bla Bla.

Fast forward, the whole thing happened and I slept off and the next morning I woke up and she didn’t say anything about it.

She didn’t even mention it act as if anything happened.

I was really really s@d, the first thing I did was I left. I went to the hospital and did a proper test if I have contacted anything.

I’m really s@d about it, I wish I can do something to get justice.” — Man cries for justice.