Men That Cannot Control Their ‘Stick’ Lack Self Control’ – Iyabo Ojo Reacts To Davido’s Cheating Scanda

Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo has responded to the ongoing cheating scandal involving Nigerian singer David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido. The scandal has sparked outrage on social media due to the cheating allegations against the singer by two women based abroad, despite being in a long-term relationship with his girlfriend, Chioma.

Taking to her Instagram page to address the situation, the actress shared her thoughts on the matter. In her post, she emphasized that men with a reputation to uphold should be cautious and avoid associating with individuals who have nothing to lose. She further stated that men who allow their desires to control them, lacking self-control, must be prepared to face the consequences that lie ahead.

The actress advised individuals to protect and guide their reputation, never getting carried away and being mindful of the company they keep. She also highlighted the importance of having level-headed individuals in one's circle who can provide guidance when necessary. Ojo urged humility and stressed that deep down, no woman truly desires to share a man, but cultural, religious, financial, or sexual factors may influence their decisions. However, she warned that some women might resort to destructive measures if they can't achieve their desired goals.

Ojo reminded readers that throughout history, women have caused conflicts between warriors, kings, and nations, emphasizing the significance of respecting women. She cautioned men that their physical desires, represented metaphorically as the "stick" between their legs, are not as powerful as the word "MAN" implies. A lack of self-control can lead to disregard for emotions, and one's heart can never be fully prepared for the consequences of such mistakes. Therefore, she advised caution.

The actress urged individuals to learn from the experiences of others rather than mocking or judging them. By doing so, they can avoid finding themselves in similar or worse situations. She concluded by emphasizing the importance of self-control and being in control of one's actions.