Enugu Women Protest Against Sex Workers Taking Their Husbands
Enugu Women Protest Against Sex Workers in Community

Women in Elugwu Akwu community in Oji local government area of Enugu State on Tuesday, June 16, staged a protest against sex workers in their area. The women, carrying placards, accused the sex workers of taking over their husbands and sons.

Protest Details

The protesting women claimed that their husbands are no longer intimate with them because of the presence of sex workers, locally referred to as 'Ashawos', in Elugwu Akwu. The demonstration drew attention to the growing concerns among the women about the impact of commercial sex work on their families.

Reactions Online

The protest has generated various reactions on social media, with many users sharing their views on the issue. A video of the protest was posted on Instagram by Lindaikejiblog, sparking further discussions.

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The women's action highlights the tensions in the community over the activities of sex workers, which they believe are disrupting family bonds and moral values.

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