#JusticeForBarakat: Another Student Stabbed To Death For Resisting Rαpe Inside Her Home In Ibadan

Nigerians have taken to social media once again to demand justice for Miss Bello Barakat, a student of the Institute Of Agriculture in Ibadan, who was stabbed to death after refusing to be raped in her home in Oyo State.

This is coming in the wake of a 22-year-old microbiology student of the University of Benin (UNIBEN), Uwa Omozuwa, who was brutally raped and murdered by unknown assailants while reading her books inside RCCG church in Benin city.

While the death of Miss Omozuwa is still being investigated by the police oas ordered by President Muhammadu Buhari, another female student identified as Bello Barakat has fallen too.

A Facebook user, Tunji Olatunji, who shared the sad news on his page, said Miss Barakat was in her home when some supposed robbers attacked and stabbed her to death while she was resisting their rape attempt. See his post below:

Nigerians have taken to social media to demand Justice for the latest rape victim with the hashtag #JusticeForBarakat.

https://twitter.com/principe_viii/status/1268113719407579142?s=20

Not again !!!! Can you see why not doing anything is dangerous??? Can you see what they are doing to us???? Help usssss! Help us stop this. This young woman was raped and killed yesterday in Ibadan. What is happening??? #JusticeForBarakat pic.twitter.com/v2DqCAGC3t

— Renè The Leader ❤ (@Rene_noire) June 3, 2020

I'm waiting for these fucking holier than thou nitwits to say that Barakat wasn't wearing the hijab properly. How much longer is this rubbish going to continue, for God's sake?!#justiceforbarakat

— Big Daddy Feez🙂‍↔️. (@i_am_feezah) June 3, 2020

good morning. another girl has been raped and killed. her name is Barakat Bello. she was in her HOME. All you people that like to give excuses for rape, what excuse are you going to give for a hijabi that was raped and murdered in her own home? #JusticeForBarakat

— 𝑎𝑛𝑖 🎀💋 (@angelgirlannie) June 3, 2020

Can you imagine the hurt in her father's heart right now?
Not only did he find his daughter's body, he also got to know she was raped! RAPED!!!!! AND THEN KILLED!!!!!!!

— Àdùkẹ́, ọmọ Bàbá Jùmọ̀kẹ́ (@TheAdukeIbadan) June 3, 2020

Another day
Another hashtag.
I hate it here
STOP RAPING WOMEN !!!! #Justiceforbarakat !!!

— 𝕂𝕦𝕤𝕤𝕞𝕒𝕟 (@kusssman) June 3, 2020

https://twitter.com/EbukaRafaelOG_/status/1268073750177734659?s=20

Barakat was just 18. She was fully clothed and in HER house. Y’all idiots should come & tell us how she “asked” for it. Cause y’all were still asking why Uwa went to church to read. So tell us what Barakat should NOT have done to avoid being raped and KILLED #JusticeForBarakat

— Ebele (@ebelee_) June 3, 2020

https://twitter.com/musaxv/status/1268101995149303809?s=20

https://twitter.com/That_IjebuBadoo/status/1268077483502571520?s=20

another woman has been raped & killed. we've literally all been waking up to more bad news. when does this end? 💔 #JusticeForBarakat

— Tomi (@tomiwebstr) June 3, 2020

https://twitter.com/MrOdanz/status/1268082843953086464?s=20

"Why was she wearing something skimpy?"🤡

Or what’s your excuse this time? #JusticeForBarakat pic.twitter.com/qLw3niJqMU

— Oluwatobi Kushimo 🦊 (@kushtoby) June 3, 2020

https://twitter.com/musaxv/status/1268102010085261315?s=20

Another hashtag #JusticeforBarakat another life lost.

This happened yesterday in Ibadan.

When will it stop? #StopRapingWomen #StopKillingWomen pic.twitter.com/rytNOQ5bRo

— Ibe 🎒 (@maziibe_) June 3, 2020

To the rape Apologists, please come and tell us the excuse for raping some that dressed decently like this woman before thunder from American Police will strike all of you!!!
Another day
Another life wasted by animals in Human skin
😭😢😭#JusticeForBarakat pic.twitter.com/ypGPhUPYZa

— Chosen 1 😎 (@Oluwa_favor) June 3, 2020

Everyday is another day to find justice for another Woman that was raped & killed like Christmas Chicken. When will this Wickedness Stop? Enough is Enough #JusticeForBarakat

— Safehouse Empire👑 (@OfficialNewNig) June 3, 2020