THE SCOURGE AND GROWING TREND OF BABY MAMAS IN NIGERIA.

There is a complete erosion of values and respect for The institution of marriage going on in Nigeria right before our eyes and we think its modernization. women flaunt the fact that so men can have unprotected sex with them and they can end up as Baby Mama and even hold their own in the society.

In the times past a single mother was regarded as a taboo and a shame to the family that produced her in the society, but now all seems to have changed that even the church too is gradually accepting the status quo. It's even do bad now that supposed role models and celebrities announce their arrival in the industry with their being baby daddies and mama.

Just when the dust seems to be settling down regarding one of the most celebrated blogger and baby mama, another one has just entered the scene with more controversial and shameful tales of confused paternity crisis...we even have someone else claiming to be the baby's dad; which implies that he was one of her numerous sex mates who had unprotected sex with her... (an implication she doesn't deny).

Women lately do not know they are shooting themselves in the foot by creating the impression that they should be treated like sex objects, hoes and without respect.
Some think they are too rich to fit into a marriage so they script a relationship with a man with the intent of crashing in no time and funny enough the church is sometimes dragged into the mix.

The bubble will finally burst one day when men will rather have babies with these shameless Nigerian girls and import wives with tolerable social history probably from other religions and society. Do we still talk about love? Materialism has firmly overthrown it in Nigeria. Parents now groom their daughters to go after materialism than think of settling down.

Don't sweat it, brother. We're products of our society. Baby mama shit is here to stay.

If the aggressive and manipulative feminist called Linda Ikeji cannot keep her pussy closed for an old dick, then baby "mamaism" is here to stay.