A young woman has accused a staff member at Sayria Lagos, a spa owned by BBNaija star Khloe, of sexually assaulting her during a visit on May 21 in Lekki Phase 1. She claims the spa tried to shield the staff involved and described a disturbing encounter with police officers who mocked and blamed her for the incident. Social media backlash has been swift, with users demanding accountability from both the spa and the authorities. Defenders of the victim have explained how trauma responses, like freezing or delayed reporting, are normal in such situations. BBNaija Khloe and her team are yet to issue a detailed public response.
- The incident occurred at Sayria Lagos, owned by BBNaija star Khloe.
- The victim says a male masseur inappropriately touched her during a session.
- Police reportedly mocked and blamed her when she filed a complaint.
- Spa allegedly attempted to cover up the incident by hiding the employee.
- Outcry grows online as Nigerians call for justice and accountability.
This incident has reignited conversations around sexual assault, survivor response, and the systemic lack of support victims face. The silence from Khloe and her spa has only intensified scrutiny. For a public figure, transparency and responsibility are critical, especially when vulnerable customers are involved.
BBNaija Khloe and Sayria Lagos owe the public answers and the survivor justice. An apology, proper investigation, and visible policy changes are the least that should follow.
