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Gospel Artiste, Olive Praise Highlights Ways In Which Mothers May Be Unknowingly Sexualising Their Daughters

Gospel Artiste, Olive Praise Highlights Ways In Which Mothers May Be Unknowingly Sexualising Their Daughters

https://twitter.com/Olivepraise1/status/1224581270790922240

A Nigerian gospel musician, Olive Praise has cautioned parents, particularly, mothers against sexualizing their daughters. The artiste shared that by putting certain kinds of clothes on female children and other practices meant for adults, parents are actively exposing children to danger.

The artiste also rebuked mums who wear artificial hairs on their daughters as well as those mums, who bleach their children’s skin. In all, he wanted these mums to be aware that they are setting up their daughters for unwanted attention that could jeopardise the safety of their kids.

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In a series of tweets, Praise advised against putting certain kind of clothes on children and other practices meant for adults who can make the choice themselves.

Read his full post:

“Allow children to be children mothers. Most of you are sexualizing these children with indecent dressings and exposing them to danger.

There is nothing hot about a 7 year old baby girl with a bum short as short as a mere pant on a crop top showing her stomach, With a pair of sneakers.

As if that was not enough, you will force a 16inch wig on her head and she’ll carry it and be looking like sango priestess. You want her to steal the show right? There! You got it! She will end up attracting so much attention that is so uncalled for.

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“Children are naturally adorable. Dress her like her age and she’ll be sweet and appreciated. It doesn’t end in dressing, some of you go as far as bleaching their innocent fragile and tender skin. If you wanted oyibo you would have married oyibo. Allow children be the children they are.

Allow them enjoy their childhood with their innocence intact. Stop forcing adulthood on them. Stop using these children as an expression of who you are. When they grow up and continue on your footsteps, hope you won’t complain?”.

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