Woli Agba blows hot over debasement of women in comedy skits

By Victoria Oluwayemi

Comedian Ayo Ajewole, popularly known as ‘Woli Agba’, has expressed his deep-seated concerns for what he described as lack of regard for women’s dignity in their online skits.

Taking to his Instagram page, Woli Agba expressed his deep concern over the escalating trend of disrespect towards women’s bodies that seems to be gaining momentum across various social media platforms.

The comedian candidly shared his personal experiences, revealing how he has had to swiftly switch from browsing Instagram to reading the Bible with his son whenever they inadvertently stumble upon inappropriate content while viewing videos online.

Woli Agba underscored his disappointment at the apparent surge in audacity displayed by some content creators. He lamented the recurring theme of physical interactions with women’s buttocks, questioning the comedic value and underlying message of such acts that are often justified under the guise of content creation.

With an unwavering commitment to preserving cultural values, Woli Agba called for a more responsible and considerate approach to content creation. He stressed the significance of delivering messages through alternative, respectful means, rather than resorting to shock tactics involving sensitive areas of the body.

The comedian therefore called for introspection and integrity in production of content by his peers. Woli Agba emphasized the importance of content that resonates positively with audiences, upholds societal values, and garners genuine appreciation and admiration.

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