Hilda Baci Donates ₦2 Million to Support Justice for Late Abuse Victim Ochanya Ogbanje

Celebrity chef and two-time Guinness World Record breaker Hilda Baci has stepped into a high-stakes fight for justice. She has donated ₦2 million to support the cause of Ochanya Ogbanje  a 13-year-old girl who died in 2018 after suffering years of abuse.

The case of Ochanya Ogbanje

According to reports gathered by Global Hints, Ochanya’s tragic story has drawn national attention in Nigeria. She reportedly endured sexual abuse at the hands of her cousin and his father while in their care abuse which led to medical complications and eventually her death in 2018.

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The case has since become a rallying point for child-protection advocates under hashtags like #JusticeForOchanya.

#justiceforochanya is trending because an 8yr old was ra/ped to death by her uncle and his son in Benue state, for five years.

7yr old Ochanya Elizabeth Ogbanje moved to stay with her Mom’s sister for academic proximity. As she clocked 8, her son Victor Ogbuja started abusing… pic.twitter.com/JAu298ABzj

— Trending Explained (@TrendingEx) October 24, 2025

Hilda Baci’s public pledge and call to action

In an emotionally charged Instagram post, Hilda shared her sorrow at the injustice and suffering endured by Ochanya and many other girls who don’t have a voice. She emphasized that honouring Ochanya’s memory requires “real action” not just social-media solidarity.

Her donation is intended to support the ongoing legal efforts, and she also asked her fans and followers to pick two trusted NGOs to receive the contribution. In addition, she called on lawyers and legal professionals to volunteer their expertise for the case.

PHOTOS: Hilda Baci donates ₦2m, champions justice for Ochanya

Award-winning chef and Guinness World Record holder, Hilda Baci, has called for justice and compassion following the tragic story of Ochanya, a 13-year-old girl who was allegedly sexually abused and later died from… pic.twitter.com/ql0vhBYJEX

— The Nation Nigeria (@TheNationNews) October 30, 2025

Impact and reactions

Many social-media users and followers have praised Hilda’s move. Some comments reflect deep personal experiences:

“Raising a girl child in Nigeria scares the living daylights out of me… 1 or 2 Nigeria girls from a poor or average household has either encountered a paed*philes or abuser in their young age. I am a victim of such circumstance.”
Others are demanding swift legal prosecution: “No trial! Straight to prosecution.” .

 

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