‘When it mattered most, I was alone’ - Dr Victoria Hamah

Dr Victoria Hamah, former Deputy Minister of Communications, has spoken about a painful experience of public humiliation, media lynching and betrayal, saying it taught her that she was alone when she needed support the most.

In her Facebook post, which has attracted numerous sympathetic and encouraging comments on Saturday, August 29, 2026, Dr Hamah, in a personal reflection, said “I have painfully realised that family is an illusion”.

She said she reached the realisation after being publicly humiliated, subjected to media lynching and betrayed by people closest to her.

“When I was publicly humiliated, subjected to media lynching, and betrayed by those closest to me, I learned the hardest truth of all: when it mattered most, I was alone,” she said.

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The former deputy minister said the experience had led her to a painful conclusion about family and the support people expect from close relations during difficult moments.

Dr Hamah concluded her reflection with the assertion that, despite the presence of people she considered close to her, she was ultimately alone when it mattered most.

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