Who are you creating the content for? Woli Agba raises concerns over immoral Content

In a recent statement, popular Nigerian comedian and artist, Woli Agba, has expressed his concern about content creators who incorporate explicit and sexual elements into their videos.

He criticised the increasing trend of using women’s bodies inappropriately on social media under the guise of content creation, stating that it accounts for about 36% of such content.

Woli Agba questioned the motives behind such content creation, asking who the content is actually intended for.

Woli Agba condemns inappropriate content online

He recounted instances when he had to quickly switch from Instagram to reading the Bible with his son due to stumbling upon videos with immoral and explicit content.

He appeared perplexed by the state of the current generation, highlighting the lack of values and the absence of a focus on meaningful skills.

The comedian cited an example where he encountered videos showcasing individuals touching women’s private areas in the name of comedy

He advised them to do better

He questioned the necessity of resorting to such explicit actions to convey a message, suggesting that there are more appropriate ways to communicate without compromising on decency.

Woli Agba urged content creators to reconsider their approach and avoid pandering to viewers’ desires for inappropriate content.

He challenged them to focus on valuable and respectful content instead of seeking attention through sensationalism.

The comedian signed off with a hopeful message, wishing everyone well and invoking blessings upon them.

Reactions: Awon creator isonu

Many Nigerians supported his claim; let’s have a look at some of the comments.

@gifftyannie:👏👏👏 God bless u for this write up…They will not like this kind talk like that😏Awon creator isonu

@doctorfrick:No talent is the new talent. Looks, shape and even fake body parts are the new talents. Real talents dying at the expense of these. Vanity is killing humanity. Pleasure is killing purpose.

@jennysecret_glow:When you talk they will say you’re frustrated 👌the rate at which girls takes drugs is alarming and cohabitation is something parents have to look out for 👌

@mayowalive:So sad @woliagba_ayoajewole Christian Brothers now wearing women cloth for content is a worrying development. I don’t think it’s right. I stand to be corrected

Uganda President Defiant After World Bank Funding Suspended Over Anti-LGBTQ Law

In another news, Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni responded resolutely to the World Bank’s decision to suspend new funding as a reaction to a stringent anti-LGBTQ law, asserting his determination to secure alternative sources of credit.

The World Bank announced on Tuesday that it would halt new funding in light of Uganda’s recently enacted law, which imposes the death penalty for specific same-sex acts.

The international financial institution deemed the law contradictory to its values and expressed the need to assess measures that prevent discrimination in projects it supports.