Delta rape festival investigation as Nigerians demand urgent probe after disturbing videos from alleged Ozoro event spark nationwide outrage

There has been nationwide outrage as Nigerians demand urgent investigation into a disturbing incident described online as a “rape festival” allegedly held in Ozoro, Delta State, in a development linked to the growing Delta rape festival investigation Nigeria calls across social media.

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The controversy began after videos surfaced online showing women reportedly struggling to escape from men during a scheduled seven-day event, sparking widespread condemnation.

The footage, which has circulated widely on social media, shows several women in distress, with some appearing to cry out for help as they were allegedly restrained.

Reports suggest the event was scheduled to last for seven days, raising further alarm among members of the public and human rights advocates.

In one of the clips, a man was heard allegedly saying that any girl who comes outside during the period would be raped, while another voice suggested that women outside would become targets.

The videos have triggered outrage from Nigerians online, with many calling for immediate action from security agencies and government authorities.

Human rights activist Deji Adeyanju called on the Nigeria Police Force to investigate and prosecute those involved.

Reacting to the incident, the Delta State Police Command condemned the alleged event, describing it as “alarming, disgusting, and embarrassing.”

The police said the Commissioner of Police had ordered a full investigation into the matter and assured that those responsible would be brought to justice.

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Authorities also appealed to members of the public with useful information to assist ongoing investigations.

The incident continues to generate strong reactions nationwide, with calls for accountability and protection of human rights dominating public discourse.