American-based Nigerian journalist Dr. Kemi Olunloyo has spoken about the outrage of netizens following BBNaija All Stars housemate Seyi's comments about his children.
Recall that Seyi was attacked on social media days ago by viewers of the BBN show who even asked Big Brother to disqualify him after he made an offensive statement about how he wants his sons to sleep with other people's daughters when they grow up.
Dr. Kemi Olunloyo took to her Twitter page yesterday to air her views on the trending topic saying she supports Seyi wholeheartedly just as she did a few years ago when he was on the show.
Olunloyo said all Seyi doesn't need to be disqualified for what he said because what he said was the truth but it was too much to handle by fellow Nigerians, hence the outrage.
She said Nigerians, feminists and female celebrities are fond of double standards and they aren't ready to speak the truth. She mentioned that her Nigerian friend told how young girls are usually lined up at malls ready to hook up with men.
She also attacked singer Tiwa Savage calling her out for promoting prostitution as a form of advice to young people.
She said Seyi wasn't wrong in saying he wants to raise his children that way. She said that if there is anyone to blame, it should be the parents of those girls for allowing their daughters to live such a lifestyle.
She mentioned that most of the girls who live such lifestyles enjoy what comes with it and they're very comfortable with it.
Video credit: Twitter @Kemiolunloyo
Recall that Seyi was attacked on social media days ago by viewers of the BBN show who even asked Big Brother to disqualify him after he made an offensive statement about how he wants his sons to sleep with other people's daughters when they grow up.
Dr. Kemi Olunloyo took to her Twitter page yesterday to air her views on the trending topic saying she supports Seyi wholeheartedly just as she did a few years ago when he was on the show.
Olunloyo said all Seyi doesn't need to be disqualified for what he said because what he said was the truth but it was too much to handle by fellow Nigerians, hence the outrage.
She said Nigerians, feminists and female celebrities are fond of double standards and they aren't ready to speak the truth. She mentioned that her Nigerian friend told how young girls are usually lined up at malls ready to hook up with men.
She also attacked singer Tiwa Savage calling her out for promoting prostitution as a form of advice to young people.
She said Seyi wasn't wrong in saying he wants to raise his children that way. She said that if there is anyone to blame, it should be the parents of those girls for allowing their daughters to live such a lifestyle.
She mentioned that most of the girls who live such lifestyles enjoy what comes with it and they're very comfortable with it.
Video credit: Twitter @Kemiolunloyo