Popular Nigerian skit creator, Mama Uka, has publicly addressed unwanted attention from male admirers, making it clear that he has no romantic interest in men.
In a fiery video shared via his Instagram page, the comedian expressed frustration over the persistent direct messages he receives from men who misconstrue his cross-dressing skits.
Mama Uka, who is known for his comedic roles where he dresses as a woman, emphasized that his online character is purely for entertainment purposes and should not be taken as a reflection of his personal life or sexual orientation.
Delivering a final warning, he stated that any further advances from men would be met with public exposure. Regardless of the sender's social or professional status, Mama Uka vowed to screenshot and post such messages online, adding that Nigerian blogs would be quick to pick up on the scandal.
In part, he said:
“This video is for my colleagues and others who refuse to respect themselves. If you, as a fellow man, come to my DM again to ask me out, I don’t care about your status or level I will screenshot and post it. Nigerian blogs love that kind of gist, and they’ll carry your matter. This is the final warning. I’ve tried to be mature and reply people privately, letting them know I’m not part of that game. Look at me, I’m a father me and you no dey the same race.”
His remarks have since sparked reactions online, with fans expressing both support and surprise. Mama Uka's bold stance highlights ongoing conversations about boundaries, assumptions, and respect in the world of online entertainment and social media engagement.
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