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Actress Kate Henshaw responds to police reports linking hookup culture to ritual killings
Sultry Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw has responded to a recent police report linking hook-up culture among young girls in Nigeria to the increase in ritual killing.
Recall days ago that the PRO of the Ogun State Police Command, Omolola Odutola, during an interview with Channels TV disclosed that most cases of girls or ladies going missing are mostly tied to the hook-up culture where young girls are invited by strangers to unknown places.
Odutola stated further that these cases are not accidental, as such girls who are invited over by strangers mostly end up being harmed or used in ritual killings.
The comments made by Odutola sparked reactions on social media as an X user identified as @olalekan_ojomu recalled when the actress was called out and accused of promoting femicide.
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‘‘There was a time not too long ago @HenshawKate made a statement as regards this and some people came for her. Alas!!! She has been vindicated.” @olalekan_ojomu wrote on his X page.
In her reply to the comments made by the X user, Kate Henshaw dared all the female role models on her neck when she disclosed a similar opinion to show themselves.
“Let the role model females who spouted I was promoting femicide show naa.. Alas, their mouths are shut!!” The actress wrote in response to the comment made by the X user.
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