Popular singer Ikuforiji Olaitan Abdulrahman, popularly known as Oxlade, has taken the number one spot on Twitter trend tables as five sex tapes of the singer have been shared.
The videos, leaked via Snapchat, showed the singer engaged in intercourse with what appeared different unidentified female(s).
However, there are reports that the singer had allegedly sent the videos as a streak on social platform Snapchat from where it was recorded and posted online.
Mixed reactions have trailed the videos, with some users praising the singer for his sexual prowess, while others have condemned him, demanding that he be given the same treatment Tiwa Savage received when she was blackmailed with her videos.
Recall that late last year, an explicit video of the Koroba singer was leaked, and the singer received backlash.
The leak of Oxlade’s video comes barely a week after R18 videos of comedian Bae U also found their way online.
Meanwhile, Ossai Success, an aide to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State, has said Oxlade should apologise over the sex tape allegedly involving him.
The sex tape, which has gone viral on social media had many Nigerians hailing Oxlade for the sexual prowess displayed by the male figure believed to be the singer.
Success wrote: “Stop praising Oxlade, he should apologise to us.
“Praising Oxlade when you condemned Tiwa Savage’s video is abnormal.
“You can’t praise Oxlade and condemn Tiwa Savage knowing fully well that Oxlade’s video is not different from Tiwa’s video.
“The youths who are hailing Oxlade over that video are a corrupt set of people.
“This is the major problem we are having in this country. We love praising wrong things instead of condemning them.
“Oxlade’s video is condemnable and he should apologise to us. He is going in a negative direction and it might end up affecting his career.
“Condemning a female hmmm video and praising a male hmmm video is totally abnormal.
“Let’s learn to condemn genuinely not sentimentally.”
Former Big Brother Naija housemate, Pere, wrote: “This life and double standards sha.
“The world ain’t fair to women. Ijs.”
In his reaction, singer Seun Kuti asked Nigerians reacting in excitement to sex tapes of celebrities to grow up and face serious issues.
Kuti wrote: “For a country that is 90 per cent religious, you and your kids are really fascinated by sex.
“Father and mothers, uncles and aunties.
“Brothers and sisters, I sure say una dey watch porn inside church and mosque sef.
“Stop flooding my timeline with someone else’s sex stories Abeg.
“Yall are infants grow up and face serious issues. Jeeez.”
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