Misogyny is so pervasive, it is quite the cultural phenomenon in these parts. It is the what fires the rape culture juicy spoke about earlier.

Wole Odeleye has a word for men about changing their orientation towards women’s bodies.

Everybody better listen:

Seems we have a long way to go as regards unlearning alot of harmful orientations toward women's bodies

— The Pe@cock (@WoleOdeleye) July 29, 2017

Many men of a certain mental quality do not believe that there are physical boundaries to a woman and what can or cannot be done

— The Pe@cock (@WoleOdeleye) July 29, 2017

That's why Girls see afraid to go to yaba market cos the lewd attitudes and comments made by male traders to them

— The Pe@cock (@WoleOdeleye) July 29, 2017

That's why a guy will have a female intern in his office and suddenly think he deserves to date her because she reports to him

— The Pe@cock (@WoleOdeleye) July 29, 2017

That's why Girls would avoid spending nights with guys cos they are almost certain unwanted sexual advances will be made

— The Pe@cock (@WoleOdeleye) July 29, 2017

And when they refuse, they hear comments like "if you don't want to have sex, why did you come to my house "?

— The Pe@cock (@WoleOdeleye) July 29, 2017

What we don't realize is how these harmful culture of female abuse was passed down from our parents and we are passing to our kids

— The Pe@cock (@WoleOdeleye) July 29, 2017

We all recall the time when in the midst of commotion, a male legislator told a female one that "I'll rape you and…… "

— The Pe@cock (@WoleOdeleye) July 29, 2017

I don't think this topic can be over discussed. Because misogyny is very systemic and we need to constantly bring attention to it everytime

— The Pe@cock (@WoleOdeleye) July 29, 2017

True, that.

What makes it worse is that there's a subtle level of cultural acceptance of what a male should do with a female

— The Pe@cock (@WoleOdeleye) July 29, 2017