Omotunde Adebowale-David, better known as Lolo 1, is a well-known Nigerian actress who has denounced women who sell their bodies as commodities.
The importance of hard labor and genuine enterprises has been reduced by sex workers, she bemoaned.
Speaking on the latest episode of the “Say My Piece” podcast, Lolo 1 claimed that the growing number of sex workers who are openly discussing their profession demonstrates a dramatic drop in morality in society.
“If you can openly declare that you are a sex worker, you asked someone for money, and I got it and bought a car,” she claimed. When you informed me that she purchased a house, what do you think the typical person would assume?
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The importance of hard effort is being minimized by these sex workers. The importance of working hard, growing something, and putting in real effort is being minimized. In my social group, I frequently remind women that their bodies are not for sale. Perhaps I’m part of a generation that is slowly dying.
I’m starting to reconsider a lot of things, though, because someone has openly stated that this is what they do for a living. It’s clear that society no longer feels ashamed. Then let’s simply legalize prostitution altogether.
