Multiple outlets report that the Alue-Do fertility festival in Ozoro, Delta State, Nigeria, has drawn widespread criticism after footage shared online allegedly shows men chasing and surrounding women during the event. The images and videos circulated on social media depict groups of men moving through crowded streets while women appear to run or be gathered together, prompting accusations that the festival involves sexual violence. The criticism includes allegations that attacks occur during the tradition, with the event being described by some critics as a “rape festival.” The reports note that the footage is a central part of the controversy and that the claims have spread rapidly online. The accounts focus on the public reaction and the alleged incidents shown in the video, but they do not provide consistent details about any official findings, arrests, or verified number of victims within the supplied material. As of the reporting, the dispute centers on whether the festival’s conduct includes sexual assault and how authorities and organizers respond to the allegations and the viral footage.