Ossai Ovie Success, Senior Special Assistant on Media to the Delta State Governor, has voiced disappointment in popular dancer Janemena and singer Korra Obidi for their choice of outfits during a nightclub outing.
In a Facebook post, Ossai described their behavior and attire as “unacceptable,” particularly highlighting their respective roles as a married woman and a single mother.
“Their dressing and behavior in the video are unacceptable. As a married woman and a single mother, they should be setting better examples,” Ossai wrote.
He also emphasized the responsibility of content creators to uphold positive values, saying, “Being a content creator shouldn’t mean compromising one’s values or promoting negativity. Content creation should focus on making a positive impact on society, not perpetuating harmful behavior.”
Ossai expressed concern about the potential influence such actions could have on younger audiences, urging influencers to maintain higher standards.
“We need to hold our influencers to a higher standard and promote positivity in our society,” he added.
The post has sparked mixed reactions online. While some social media users supported Ossai’s stance, others defended Korra and Janemena’s personal choices.
Korra Obidi, a mother of two, has been in the spotlight following her highly publicized divorce, which unfolded across social media. Meanwhile, Janemena, known for her bold dance moves and online presence, continues to attract both fans and critics.
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