Women who sell their bodies as commodities have been denounced by well-known Nigerian actress Omotunde Adebowale-David, also known as Lolo 1.
She bemoaned the fact that sex workers have minimized the importance of diligence and respectable companies.
In a recent episode of the podcast “Say My Piece,” Lolo 1 stated that the current trend of sex workers openly discussing their profession demonstrates a dramatic drop in morality in society.
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If you can openly declare that you are a sex worker, ask someone for money, and then take that money and use it to purchase a car, then What do you think the ordinary person would think when you told me that she purchased a house and this?
“They [sex workers] are undervaluing the importance of diligence.” They are undervaluing the importance of working hard, growing something, and putting in real labor. Women in my circle are constantly reminded by me that your body is not a store. Perhaps I am a member of a generation that is gradually dying.
However, for someone to openly declare, “This is what I do for money,” I’m starting to reconsider a lot of things. Alright, society no longer feels ashamed. When that happens, let’s just legalize prostitution.
