Omoni Oboli's Uncultured Dressing To Aso Rock Is An Insult To Nigeria

I just posted Etcetera’s opinion of Omoni’s vulgar appearance before the presidency during her acclaimed “movie premiere. I read carefully his analysis and Omoni’s defensive statement on how she saw nothing wrong with her topless gown.

This compels me to consider the social implication of the immorality that the office of the presidency has chosen to embrace, to Nigeria-state as a nation which used to pride her in ample degree of high moral and cultural conservatism.

 My first observation was the reaction on Omoni’s face as she shook hand with Mr President. Every woman who saw that photo will agree that her look-away pose is surely a signal of pre-existing mutual synergy which Omoni intends to show-off to “God-knows” (Nigerians? Her fans? Or her contemporary in Hollywood?). More insulting is the fact that she is a “married woman”

Is this not the same Oboli who campaign against nude dress on Vanguard Newspaper (June 6,2009)? I though she once rejected nude role in Hollywwod (May,2009)

She held the president hand in wait as she seems to be too busy to give those one to five seconds of pleasantry with the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Her intention apparently was not hinged on the movie, but to display the careless and incautious closeness she seems to enjoy with the presidency.

This makes me wonder if the presidency has any form of protocol that checks the traffic of these so called celebitchies who now see Aso rock as Nollywood after-party venue to showcase their indecencies and pseudo-moral morass. 

I want to believe that Omoni passed through some security protocols before she finally landed at the palms of the” big-catch”.  Are we saying mode of dressing should not be considered before one can see the most important person in state? I begin to wonder if Mama Peace sees no moral need to checkmate the excesses of these value-hungry Naija babes who have chosen Aso rock as their club house. Maybe she sees nothing wrong with it, until ladies start coming in naked for album lunch and movie premiere.

Omoni Oboli vulgar appearance at the presidential villa is a National insult, not only to Mr President but to Nigerians. It is an affront to the collective moral value of or culture as a state and as such she should tender an apology for her uncultured attitude. She has desecrated the sacred alter of our morality and conservative pastime. Nigerians frown at her and her allies who might be nursing the same Jezbelian ambition.

Let Mr President spend those time allotted to Nollywood trivial to accommodate Nigerian youth and hear their plight. Let him go visiting displaced community that has been ravaged by the insurrectionists called Boko Haram.

The president at this time needs no seductive distraction and so does Nigeria.