She said she had deliberately stayed quiet while following the case and trying to handle the situation “the right way,” but claimed that some bloggers had taken photographs of her and her children and were tracking them in an attempt to frighten her into silence.
Despite the allegations, she said she would continue to support her husband, whom she has been married to for eight years and with whom she has four children.
“No matter what happened, Odogwu Asaba is my husband and I stand with him 100%. Nothing is going to turn my back on him.”
Speaking specifically about the rape allegation, she said she knows her husband well and does not believe he could have raped Favour.
“Odogwu Asaba did not kill anybody. Odogwu Asaba did not rape Favour. Odogwu Asaba only had an affair with the girl.”
She urged the public not to rely on social media narratives as a substitute for proper investigation, stressing that the matter should be handled through due process.
“Social media is not a courtroom. People should bear that in mind, and we don’t do these things with emotions.”
She maintained that her husband should not be blamed for Favour’s death or accused of rape without evidence, suggesting that there were details the public had yet to hear.
“Odogwu Asaba is my husband, my husband for eight years, with four children, and I am going to stand by him. I am going to stand by him and he will come back.”
She also questioned why her husband would need to force himself on anyone, pointing to his popularity and claiming that women willingly sought intimacy with him.
“Even when this man does not have fame, he has not raped anybody,” she said, adding that some women could “actually give themselves to him free of charge” simply for the experience of saying they had slept with or been around Odogwu Asaba.
She added that her husband would have the opportunity to give his own side of the story when he returns.
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