“Police Asked Us for a Vehicle” — Favour Agbro’s Father Speaks

A grieving Benin City family is now battling both the pain of loss and the burden of seeking justice, as the father of 20-year-old Favour Agbro reveals shocking claims about how authorities have handled the case.

The parents of Favour Agbro, the young woman who tragically took her own life following an alleged rape by popular Delta State content creator Odogwu Asaaba, have broken their silence — and what they are sharing will leave you heartbroken.

Favour was just 20 years old. Full of life, full of promise. But according to her family, after she was allegedly violated by the social media personality, the trauma became too much to bear. She ended her own life, leaving behind a family shattered beyond words.

Now, as if the grief alone is not enough to carry, her father has come forward with a deeply troubling revelation about the state of the investigation.

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“They Asked Us to Provide a Vehicle”

Speaking out publicly, Favour’s father disclosed that the Nigeria Police* handling the case in Benin City reportedly asked the family to *provide a vehicle to facilitate their investigation. For a family already broken by loss and struggling financially, this request was nothing short of devastating.

This claim, if true, raises serious questions about the standard of justice available to ordinary Nigerians — particularly those without deep pockets or powerful connections. Many Nigerians will unfortunately recognise this pattern: a grieving family, already on their knees, being asked to fund the very system that is supposed to protect them.

The family has also reached out to the public, appealing for financial assistance to help them pursue justice for Favour and cover the costs that have piled up in the wake of this tragedy.

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Who Is Odogwu Asaaba?

Odogwu Asaaba is a well-known content creator from the Asaba axis of Delta State, with a significant following across social media platforms. His popularity has made this case even more explosive, drawing widespread attention and outrage from Nigerians online who are demanding accountability.

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Nigerians React

Since the story broke, social media has been buzzing with anger, grief, and calls for justice. Many are using the hashtag to amplify Favour’s story, insisting that her death must not be swept under the carpet simply because the accused is a popular figure.

“Favour deserved better. Nigeria failed her,” one Twitter user wrote — a sentiment echoed by thousands.

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The Bigger Conversation

Favour’s story is painfully not unique. It forces us, once again, to confront hard truths about:

– Rape culture and victim-blaming in our society
– The trauma survivors carry when they are not believed or supported
– The failures of the justice system in protecting vulnerable Nigerians
– The emotional and financial burden placed on families seeking justice

No family should have to crowdfund an investigation. No survivor should feel so alone in their pain that death feels like the only escape.

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How You Can Help

Favour’s family is currently seeking financial support to pursue justice and manage the overwhelming costs they are facing. If you are in a position to help, kindly reach out through verified channels being shared across social media.

Let us not look away. Justice for Favour Agbro.

If you or someone you know is struggling emotionally, please reach out to a trusted person, mental health professional, or support organisation near you. You are not alone.

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