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I Love Being Called an Ash+wo, I am Presidential With It — Singer Ms Jorji Sparks Debate After Calling Prom+scuity a Form of Power
During a recent episode of the Echo Room Podcast singer Ms Jorji has sparked reactions online after making a series of controversial remarks about prom+scuity, relationships, and money during a recent interview.
During the discussion, Ms Jorji declared, “I love being called a wh%re. Ash+wo. I’m presidential with it. I’m presidential ash+wo. Make sure election day, vote president. Na me be that.”
The host responded by suggesting that she appeared to be describing promi+cuity as a form of power, saying, “It sounds to me like you’re saying prom+scuity is a power.”
“It is,” the guest replied.
When the host countered, “But that doesn’t sound right,” she questioned the criticism, asking, “How does it not sound right? But it’s ok for men?”
The host responded, “Nobody says it’s okay for men. But I’m saying for women, is it good?”
The singer went on to reject conventional expectations of womanhood, stating, “I’m not a good woman. I think my life and my choices let me know that I wasn’t built to be a good woman. I was built to be what I am, a bad woman. A bad woman, Horrible, Evil.”
She continued, “I swear to God, I never, never, not one day have I ever woken up and been good.”
Explaining her outlook, she added, “It means I don’t give a sh+t what anyone has to say. I look at men as good pair of shoes. Money is the only thing I worship. I’m gonna open my church next year. It’s called Money Congregation.”
She further stated, “The only thing I care about is money. If a man wants to talk to me, he has to spend money,” before adding, “I will never f¥ck for free. That’s your mom’s job.”
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Give Tinubu second term, Nigeria will be far better — Defence Minister praises the president’s reforms after 3 years
Nigeria’s Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa, has appealed to Nigerians to support President Bola Tinubu for a second term, insisting that the country is already witnessing the impact of the president’s bold actions despite current economic hardships.
Speaking while reflecting on Tinubu’s three years in office, Musa said many of Nigeria’s deep-rooted problems were ignored by previous administrations, but the president has chosen to confront them head-on.
According to him, the painful realities Nigerians are currently facing are part of a difficult rebuilding process that will eventually produce positive results.
“If he could have done this in three years, imagine he has four or five additional years to finish,” Musa said.
He added that Tinubu inherited several unresolved issues and has taken courageous decisions many leaders avoided in the past.
“We need Nigerians to understand that a lot of things that were left out is what he’s taking. He’s taking very bold action, and when you take bold action, there’ll be difficulty at the beginning,” he stated.
Using a childbirth analogy to explain the country’s current struggles, the Defence Minister said the hardship Nigerians are enduring would eventually lead to a better future.
“It’s just like a woman that is pregnant. When she’s in labour, sometimes you might swear that that’ll be the last time she wants to give birth, but immediately she delivers, she’ll be joyful,” he said.
Musa urged citizens to remain patient and united behind the administration, expressing confidence that Nigeria would emerge stronger.
“So, all Nigerians should continue to partner together with the president, give him the second term, and I can assure you that Nigeria will be far, far better than how it is now,” he added.
Trump’s Net Worth Rises to $6.5B
President Donald Trump’s estimated net worth has climbed to about $6.5 billion, according to the latest estimate by Forbes, marking an increase of roughly $1.4 billion over the past year.