The Lagos State Domestic and Sexual violence Agency (DSVA) have asked the police to investigate an alleged domestic violence by a social media influencer.
The Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency has asked the police to investigate alleged domestic violence by a social media influencer.In the now-deleted post, the social media influencer said his wife forced him into beating and throwing her out of his house after she sent his information to an herbalist.
“I threw all gifts at her to make her happy, N500k gift to her last week Tuesday, just to make her further happy.
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