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Seyi hunter, an actress and self described sex therapist, has shared her opinions on the reality tv programs Big brother Naija. Seyi hunter, who claims she wouldn't mind being on the show, criticized those who enjoy closeness in a recent interview, accusing them of lacking self control, she stated during an interview with Saturday Beats,
"Having sex on live Tv is a "no" for me.....

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http://www.informationng..com/2022/08/anyone-that-has-sex-on-bbnaija-has-no-self-control-seyi-hunter.html

having sex on these shows is the norm, thats what makes the ratings go through the roof, thats what all the VOYEURS (who watch these BS shows) want to see. the organisers know that and thats why they will never get a burqa wearing babe or a holier than thou bible pushing person on these shows.

the sluttier you are, the more chances you have of being famous through these BS shows, because remember, people dont go there to have self control, they go there to win the big prize.

MrBrownJay1:
having sex on these shows is the norm, thats what makes the ratings go through the roof, thats what all the VOYEURS (who watch these BS shows) want to see. the organisers know that and thats why they will never get a burqa wearing babe or a holier than thou bible pushing person on these shows.

the sluttier you are, the more chances you have of being famous through these BS shows, because remember, people dont go there to have self control, they go there to win the big prize.

They had married women on the show, Bambam who was a holier than thou bible pushing person, Khalid was a devout Muslim, yet they still had sex, this is how most young people live, we don’t just have cameras following us around.

When I went for NYSC, some people started talking when they met at the bus park, they smooched all the way till we got to camp, we got to camp on the first night and people were already cuddling up, we stopped at a park to eat and rest, some people exchanged numbers with the occupants of other buses and after camp they travelled down to have sex. The only difference was there was no camera on them.

When people of opposite gender exist in close proximity, this is bound to happen.

MrBrownJay1:
having sex on these shows is the norm, thats what makes the ratings go through the roof, thats what all the VOYEURS (who watch these BS shows) want to see. the organisers know that and thats why they will never get a burqa wearing babe or a holier than thou bible pushing person on these shows.

the sluttier you are, the more chances you have of being famous through these BS shows, because remember, people dont go there to have self control, they go there to win the big prize.

Hahahaha The Oracle has spoken. "The sluttier you are the better your chances of becoming famous."

On a serious note, I love the sight of FIT women taking their clothes off in public or on camera. There is something powerfully erotic about the concept of a woman who is proud enough of her body to show the honest world every blessed curve that Mama God, that great Sculptress in the Sky, crafted in all her timeless wisdom.

Oddly enough I find strip bars offputting because of the crass and vulgar "crotch in your face" dance routines and pole dances of strippers.

Returning to the controversy over nudity on Nigerian TV, it would be nice if someday television viewers could enjoy the freedom to subscribe to program content with copious and wanton female nudity simply because SEX SELLS, regardless of how loud those adulterous miracle pastors shout from the pulpit, or how pious the declarations released by Imams who marry child brides then damage them medically with premature pregnancy.