“Abortion is murder” – Odumodu Black informs Phyna, others

Fast-rising musician, Odumodu Black, opened up about his views on abortion in a recent interview with Zero Conditions. In a straightforward manner, he asserted that abortion is, without sugarcoating it, murder.

According to him, the human body doesn't belong to individuals but to God. Therefore, it should be used to serve and worship Him. Going against this, he emphasized, should prompt a quick plea for forgiveness rather than claiming rights.

However, not everyone agrees with Odumodu's stance. Some argue that abortion is more of a mistake than a deliberate act of murder. They believe that individuals may be forced into such decisions due to challenging circumstances, making it a complex issue.

This isn't the first time Odumodu Black has stirred controversy. In November, he faced backlash for a song that objectified women, implying that their financial abilities were tied to engaging in sexual activities. This sparked criticism from many females who condemned his derogatory comments.

Moreover, on the 8th of November, Odumodu Black revealed in an interview that he shot a music video just a day after his father's death. Despite mourning, he emphasized the pragmatic aspect of life, acknowledging that it moves on regardless.

Adding to the timeline, in early December, Odumodu Black playfully jabbed at Davido for referring to Dele Momodou as his “boy.” The musician didn't mince words, calling Davido a fool for using such a term.

Odumodu Black's journey in the public eye has been marked by controversies and bold statements, shaping his image as an artist who doesn't shy away from expressing his opinions, even when they stir the pot.

In other news Ini Edo opens up about being unmarried at 41 years old.

The actress revealed why she is still single in an interview with Toke Makinwa for her podcast, Toke Moments: she wants to be with someone who truly loves her.

Ini Edo emphasized that she is more interested in a partner who can provide safety and respect than she is in a luxurious relationship.

She said that she needs a man to be able to give her both genuine respect and protective energy. Ini stressed the distinction between being willing to commit to someone and just loving them, even as she acknowledged the existence of love.

For her, it goes beyond financial status and is more about one's ability to navigate and handle life's challenges. It is also worth noting that in an earlier interview, she addressed why men are afraid of successful women.

In her words;

“I am still single because I just want somebody that would really love me. That's all. I'm not asking for too much.

“Not like I don't see love. Loving somebody and being loved are two different things. You can love someone but you are not ready to be committed. Maybe this is why I'm still single: I can't be in a toxic relationship.

“If you cannot give me that protective energy that allows me to respect you… I cannot be with a man that I don't respect. If you cannot earn my respect, then we cannot be together. Because what's the point?

“When it gets to the point when I start to disrespect you, that means you have brought yourself down to a point where I begin to talk back at you. Sometimes, it's not even about having money. It's about how you are able to love and manage situations and the people around you. Kindness!”.

 

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