Some residents of Lagos State have advised Olajumoke Orisaguna, the bread seller turned model, to be modest in her dressing as a celebrity.
The residents gave the advice in separate interviews with NAN on Thursday in Lagos.
Mrs Deborah Mathew, a civil servant said that it was not good or decent for Orisaguna, a mother of two, to put on nude dresses even in the line of duty.
“Posterity will not forgive her for that because the children will see it and might emulate her and she cannot advise them because she is guilty.
“What example is she creating for youths like her and her environment; you can see how her boobs and thighs are showing.“This is not the type of modelling we are talking about for a married woman,” she said.
Miss Nneka Ibemesi, a student of the University of Lagos, advised Orisaguna to also pursue higher education.
“No matter the amount of money, she will make from the model, she needs education to enable her know her left from right.
“Without education, she will not go far and as it is people are just telling her what to do, the day she demands for what she really wants, her career will end.
“I guess people just want to use her illiteracy to make money and gain publicity,” she said.
Mr Olabisi Aderibigbe, a computer engineer, called on the 27-year-old celebrity to study the terrain she was operating to ensure her success as a celebrity.
“The model is lucky to be seen and picked but my worry is that she does not know the terrain she has gone into.
“Exposing body is unAfrican, soon they will give her only pant and bra to wear and cat walk all in the name of modelling.
“Whatever the people that found her out are doing, they should have at the back of their minds that she is a married woman with kids.
“They should have the decency to choose better clothes for her,” he said.
Others reminded the celebrity that she was an example of God uplifting anyone up from the scratch, adding that she should be humbled in fame and be cautious of “what she is made to do”.
NAN reports that Orisaguna was discovered recently in Lagos by a photographer and musician, T Y Bello, who was taking photos of British musician Tinie Tempah.
Orisaguna, who was selling bread at that time, happened to unintentionally walk into her shot.
