The footage depicts Eben Ablorh holding a microphone and delivering his sermon, only to be unexpectedly confronted by these white ladies making sexual advances at him.

The preacher made a frantic effort to flee from the women who giggled while dancing around him.

“I don’t want it; I have a better one at home…hallelujah,” he is heard saying.

The ladies persisted with their sexually suggestive movements invading the man’s space.

However, the person who filmed the incident was also heard urging the preacher to stay restrained adding “let’s record it; we need to record this. We will show them what they were doing. Back off, stop it, don’t touch him.”

One of the ladies took offense when she was told by passersby to halt the act, which dovetailed into a heated argument.

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Ghanaian Preacher Eben Ablorh was abused by some white Uk -Stratford ladies as he shares the word of God . pic.twitter.com/fTieRGKIS3

— Dr Sneaker Nyame (@SneakerNyame_) January 8, 2024

More than a year after the incident, the singer, in an interview with Naija FM in Lagos, said the experience was a painful one.

He explained that “the lady didn’t just touch my manhood; she pressed it. It was so painful. It wasn’t sexy because of the aggressive nature of Nigerian girls.”

Ruger said that although he is entertained when fans serenade him at his concerts, this experience was truly unpleasant.

He added that, the fan who groped him still failed to apologise to him.

“During my international shows, I enjoy ladies serenading me but that Nigerian lady grabbed my manhood aggressively. The way she grabbed it I felt pain in my stomach. I almost cried,” Ruger said.

In May 2022, a video emerged of the sexual assault of the Nigerian Afrobeats singer while on stage.

The 24-year-old artist was seen performing his hit song, Dior, when a fan reached out from the crowd and grabbed his private parts.

Visibly shocked, he stopped his performance for a few seconds and then proceeded to walk off stage.

The video sparked an online conversation about male victims of sexual assault.

“Watched the sexual assault video of Ruger and I feel traumatized too. It’s so scary, the man was just performing his craft and someone took away his joy and peace. Imagine other men that go through worse daily but can’t say because the world would mock them,” one person wrote on Twitter. 

“The world is so rigged against men when it comes to sexual things we think it’s always initiated by men and they couldn’t have been wronged. Many a man lost their innocence to older women but they keep living with it because nobody listens to them,” another said.

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The Director of Public Affairs at the school, Stella Amoah said all the needed logistics and arrangements will soon be completed to allow the committee to commence its work.

“Probably early this week, we would have been able to finalize everything so that the committee, so appointed, can start their work. This is a special committee.”

A BBC Africa Eye documentary aired last week captured two lecturers, Prof. Ransford Gyampo and Dr. Paul Butakor on camera engaging in inappropriate behavior and acts suspected to amount to sexual harassment.

The two have subsequently been interdicted by the university.

The University of Ghana has already indicated that it will not shield any employer or student found to have engaged in sexual harassment or conduct.

The University in a statement following the exposé said:

“We would like to state emphatically that the University of Ghana does not and will not shield any employee or student found to have engaged in sexual harassment or misconduct. No member of the University is considered above the law. The University would like to assure all members of the university community including students, employees, our stakeholders, and the public that it will continue to actively fight against sexual harassment/misconduct, and other acts of indiscipline,” the statement added.

Source: Citifm