Actor Kazeem Abimbola, nicknamed Jigan Babaoja, has criticized his female coworkers for leading lives that adhere to a double standard.
The hobbling Yoruba actor alleged on his social media page that all his female coworkers do is take bikini images and upload them while earning more money.
"The only thing they do is post Bikini and half nud3s and they are making more money than bankers," the author of the post wrote. This home is out of balance.
It is unclear which of his coworkers the actor is criticizing, but he has a history of speaking out on hot-button matters. It may be recalled that Jigan and a fan got into an online argument a few months ago over a sketch the latter uploaded on his Instagram profile.
The fan made fun of Jigan during their exchange because of the actor's leg's abnormality. Jigan claimed he wasn't upset, despite the fact that many people believed it was a slight against the actor.
Some individuals always want to pull someone down when they see them succeeding, he added. The individual in question fabricated his account; he modified our conversations before publishing them online. I recently published a sketch, and soon after, several people attacked me in the comments section by calling it garbage.
"From experience, I've learned that if I don't respond to those remarks, the hostility may deter some individuals from doing business with me. The same person kept sending me direct messages that were hostile. I immediately warned him that his attempts to undermine the wonderful work I was doing to build my brand would not bring him success. I don't give a damn about the other 20% of people who don't like me if the other 80% like me. It is expected because not everyone will like you. I gain more internet followers as more people talk about me. Since this specific issue, I have gained over 1000 new Instagram followers.''
Jigan said, "Since I was ten years old, I have dealt with abuse over my disabilities. I've been making jokes about my impairment even recently; it doesn't bother me because I'm used to it. Someone told me last week that he intended to fly me abroad for surgery so that I could learn how to walk correctly. I however informed the individual that I had no interest. Because of the opportunities that my impairment has provided for me, I like where I am right now. If I were a "whole" person, I might not be in the position I am in right now.
A Nigerian actor, comedian, and musician under the stage name Jigan Baba Oja, Kazeem Abimbola Ibrahhim was born on June 16. At the age of 6, he became ill and was rushed to the hospital. He received an injection in the wrong location, which is why his legs were limping. On June 16, 1979, Jigan Baba Oja was born in Shomolu, Bariga, Lagos State, in the west of Nigeria. For his basic and secondary school, he went to Morocco Comprehensive High School in Yaba and Odunlade Primary School in Shomolu. Olabisi Onabanjo University in Ago-iwoye, Ogun State, also awarded him a Business Administration degree. In 2001, Jigan Baba Oja began his career as a musician by releasing a number of songs and music videos.
He created a group called "BBK," but they broke up because of financial issues. In 2008, he launched a solo career and collaborated on a song with Fuji legend Pasuma. He based his acting on his own life narrative, which he utilized to create the film "Disable." The first motion picture he appeared in was Kunle Afod's "Mr. Kola." The gifted actor gained notoriety for his "Sho Mo Age Mi" comedic sketches.
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