Lagos State DSVA Reacts To Viral Videos Of DJ Kulet's Estranged Husband Admitting to S3xually Ass@ulting 13-yr-old Girl Who Was Living With Them

The Lagos state Domestic and S3xual V!olence Agency, DSVA, has reacted to a trending video of Emmanuel Ohis, the estranged husband of DJ Kulet admitting to s3xually molesting a minor, Favour, who has been living with them and also videos of the minor recounting how Ohis allegedly instructed her and another victim to massage his p3nis.

The videos went viral after DJ Kulet announced her divorce from him. In a statement DJ Kulet released, she mentioned that he had been cheating on her for a while and that the last straw was when she found out he was s3xually molesting a 13-year-old minor who was living with them.

In the video, the young girl, Favour, could be heard saying Emmanuel used to molest her and her friend named Fathia.

‘’He used to molest me and my friend Fathia inside the car every night, anytime we came to my friend's street. He is always sucking our bre@st and will bring out his preek that we should be massaging it.'' Favour said

When asked if it is true or false, Emmanuel admitted while blaming the devil for his actions.

‘’It's true.‘’ he said.

The mother of the victim, Favour, could also be heard saying that his evil acts of molestation could be a spiritual attack.

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Reacting to the video, the DSVA in a statement released, wrote;

‘’We appreciate everyone who brought the incident of child s3xual abuse posted by @Olamide0fficial  to our attention.

As the Statutory Agency in Lagos State dedicated to preventing and responding to domestic and s3xual violence, we take this very seriously.

Violence in any form is unacceptable, and the Lagos State Government maintains a zero-tolerance stance against it.

As of right now, we have reached out to DJ Kulet via Instagram DM but if anyone has more information, kindly get in touch with us immediately.

Please use our toll-free hotline: 08000 333 333 or send us a direct message through our social media platforms.

Every child deserves protection, no matter who they are or where they come from!''