Ali Baba slams those criticising him over comment on Nollywood runs-girls, says video an old one

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Popular comedian, Ali Baba, has slammed those criticising him for his claim that some actresses sleep with men to get the wealth they flaunt on social media.

His position is contained in a viral video, and it has generated a lot of heat.

According to him, however, it is an ald video taken out of context.

He says in an online response:

“I was on a set recording and started wondering why I was getting so many calls…. Then it was revealed that a video of 1 YEAR AGO, was trending. A video that was posted to speak to the hypocrisy that followed the girls that went to Oba for Obi Cubana’s mother’s burial. Clearly, some people can only read what is regurgitated.

“Secondly, some people can’t read. So they wait for comments so they can join the bandwagon. Sensationalism is a daily staple now. So, people look for what can drive traffic, post and sit back and let the people looking for a fix to jump on it. Again, it is now more evidenced that some people will miss the point, because they cannot or are too lazy to finish watching a video before jumping into conclusions.

“This video is one year old. That didn’t affect the person who called me just 30 minutes ago, and said “my cousin said she was on your instalive this morning when you were looking for trouble”. I had to ask. Instalive? Today? Your cousin watched it? “Yes. Why would I be lying that she watched it?” I asked again. You are sure your cousin was on my instalive or she watched an instalive video. This was where she killed me. “I even joined but was sorting out my kids so I exited” So this post is for Auntie Kemi. The one with the power to join an instalive of 1 YEAR ago. And just incase you are still lost, it was an instalive where I told some people to let the young ones be.. and stop harassing them Because they went to Oba for Obi Cubana’s mother’s burial. I dey Taya for blogging and road side journalism these days.”

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