A young lady shares her emotional experience after allegedly being sexually assaulted on a public bus.
According to her: A man in his late 50s sat beside her, placed his hand on her lap and began rubbing it inappropriately. She confronted him, but when she reported the incident to other women on the bus, they reportedly asked, “Is that why you’re crying?”
She recorded this tearful video immediately after alighting from the bus.
This story has sparked massive debate online — some people question why she didn’t react more physically in the moment, while others argue that no one should ever be touched without consent in public spaces.
What do you think? Should women normalize immediate physical confrontation in such situations? Drop your thoughts below 👇
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Interesting15: Wisdom For Destiny Daily Devotional *9th December, 2025)*
by *Sunday Akanni*
TOPIC: Speaking Truth To Power (1)
"Now as he reasoned about righteousness, self-control, and the judgment to come, Felix was afraid and answered, 'Go away for now; when I have a convenient time I will call for you.'" - Acts 24:25 NKJV
*Message*
The Apostle Paul stood gallantly in chains before some of the most powerful men in the Roman Empire, the likes of Governor Felix, Festus, and King Agrippa. These were individuals accustomed to people cowering before them, flattering them, or begging for favors. But Paul did none of these things. Instead, he did something revolutionary: he treated them as souls in need of salvation.
Take note of the fact that Paul could have played it safe. He could have focused solely on defending himself against false accusations. He could have avoided topics that might offend his powerful audience. But Paul understood something profound that position and power don't exempt anyone from the need for the gospel.
When speaking to Felix, Paul didn't flatter the governor's authority or appeal to his political interests. Instead, he "reasoned about righteousness, self-control, and the judgment to come." Take note that these weren't abstract theological concepts. Rather, they struck at the heart of Felix's personal life.
It should be noted that Felix was living with Drusilla, another man's wife, and was known for his corruption and lack of self-control. Paul's message was so convicting that Felix became afraid.
Notice Paul's approach: he reasoned, he didn't rant. He presented truth with clarity and logic, engaging Felix's mind while addressing his conscience. This is wisdom. It has to do with speaking boldly without being reckless, being truthful without being unnecessarily offensive.
Hope you are taking notes already?
*Prayers/Confessions*
Lord, give me the courage to speak truth to power, just like Paul, without fear or compromise. Help me to be bold and wise in my words, addressing the hearts of those in authority, and pointing them to Your truth
*Further Reading*
The wicked flee when no one pursues, But the righteous are bold as a lion. Proverbs 28:1 NKJV