A video, allegedly featuring Zambia National Service officer and Olympian Rhoda Njobvu, has surfaced online, reportedly showing her in a sexual encounter with another woman—rumored to be a fellow athlete. The footage, believed to be part of a leaked tape, has set social media ablaze.
The video has rapidly spread across platforms such as Facebook and TikTok, sparking widespread outrage and debate. While some are condemning the video’s very existence and the careless way it’s being distributed, others are emphasizing the serious breach of privacy and human rights—particularly in the context of Zambia’s strict laws, where same-sex relations are punishable by seven years to life in prison.
Njobvu, born on January 29, 1994, and recognized as a national sprinting icon, has yet to make any public statement regarding the leaked content. As the video remains a trending topic, concerns are mounting over issues of consent, digital exploitation, and the threats LGBTQ individuals face in a country where such exposure can have devastating legal and personal consequences.
The incident has ignited deeper discussions about digital ethics, personal privacy, and the urgent need for better protection against online abuse—especially for those at risk due to their sexual orientation in hostile legal environments.
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