But, Where Are Those Hot Ladies From?

They are thick (as in thickies...you may not understand), cute, daunting and dishy. They are foxy, fine and elegant.I meant, perfect pictures of beauty, those ladies are pretty! When you see them, you keep looking and employ yourself in the thought of nothings. You find it quite hard to let go, even when a part of you warns, "have you forgotten there is hell fire?" "If only I can have this girl, , then one year in hell is worth it," you would respond. It's that serious! From the well structured body, to the innocent looking faces and other only-me-knows things.
I...I...well...I...but they are naked, yes, I can see only panties on them and some quite lazy braziers. But, where are they from? where are those hot Ladies from?

Like you too would wonder, I don't know where Nigerian musicians get the babes they 'use' in their videos from. I don't know if those scarcely clothed dolls are from Nigeria or without. Hold on, are those girls from some parents? Where are those fighting for gender equality? Can't they see situations where girls dance unclad, in their tens, around fully clothed men? The boys are fully covered while the ladies involved flaunt their privates without caution, isn't that crazy? Shouldn't there be wide lines drawn between Entertainment and madness? Entertainment and indecency? If you would not mind, I was in casuals this morning, after taking my bath, when I saw a musical video on my own screen. It was supposed to be just what I called it, but the almost clad ladies with killing fronts and backs sent some familiar strange electrons through my spine. To worsen the situation, a pretty lady was in my room trying to charge her phone. If I would be sincere, It took some serious combat to hide the drama under my boxer from my guest. But I wasn't watching porn, I wasn't thinking of anything amorous and/lascivious.So, why the struggle? It was then, that I realized the havoc these porn-like videos could bring about. Look at the trending cases of rape! It's quite taking the day in Nigeria.These musicians need be cautioned as some of us want entertainment, some of us love their songs but are tired of the frivolities in those videos.

Who is to blame? The leaders who have been wasting our wealth from time immemorial. I am sure, those appetising ladies, dancing unclad are University graduates, Polytechnic graduates that are not employed. They are hungry, they are desperate, they can do anything to eat and look good. Nigeria is that bad! That's why I don't judge them but blame our government. That's why I won't judge them but appeal to Nigerian musicians to stop 'using' them most ridiculously but help those they can help! Maybe I'll still get married to one of those beauties(please don't tell my mum). Just that, what is not good is bad!

Ayeni Faith Damilola is a writer, public speaker and eulogist. faithdamilolaayeni@yahoo.com