Nigerian rapper, entertainer, make-up artist and fashion designer, Eva Alodiah, has, in the wake of the Chrisland school sex scandal, called on parents to start sex education early with their wards.
In her tweet thread, Eva opined that information is now easily accessible and so it is important for parents to be the ones who teach their children things about sex.
Eva contended that Nigerian parents should stop hiding behind the curtain of hypocrisy and religion. She said most Nigerian parents hope that pastors promising hell as a penalty for sin will stop their kids from being curious. She added that the fear of hell is not as great as the desire for sex and so sex education must come as early as possible.
See her tweets below:
