In honour of the global International Women’s Day, Mary Nnah spoke with rape and domestic violence advocate, Kathlyn Eyitemi, who has been apowerful voice in the advocacy against those societal vices before she went underground for two years. She recently resurfaced with a stronger resolve to combat the menace that had once haunted her own life. She takes us into her world of tackling rape and domestic violence in this interview. Excepts:
You were on a two-year hiatus before you came back to advocacy. Why did you take a break?
I was having my last baby and there were some complications which put my health at risk. So it was a much needed break. I shut down everything and focused on getting better.
Now that you are back, what projects are you currently working on?
The Ochanya Ogbanje episode forced me out of my comfort zone. I wasn’t really ready to come out into the open at the time I did but hearing…
