Don't Be A Pawn In A Deadly Game: Ebira Comedian Fatai Jimoh Issues Chilling Warning To Women Over "Setup" Plots
Popular Ebira content creator and stand-up comedian, Fatai Jimoh, has stepped away from the jests and satire to deliver a sobering, high-stakes message to young women across Ebira land.
In a recent viral video that has sparked intense conversation across social media, the entertainer warned ladies against being used as "honey traps" or tools by dangerous individuals to facilitate the downfall or death of others.
Jimoh’s message was blunt and devoid of his usual comedic flair, reflecting the gravity of the security concerns and moral decadence he aims to address. He cautioned that those who agree to be used as bait to "set up" targets are often considered "disposable" by their employers.
To my dear Ebira ladies that think you can be used as a setup trap to take someone else's life, just get it at the back of your mind that the same people that use us as tools to get someone might actually kpaii (kill) you at the end, Jimoh warned.
The comedian’s "heavy" tone suggests a deep-seated concern for the safety of young women who may be lured by quick money or false promises into dangerous criminal conspiracies. He reminded his audience of the transience of life and the inevitability of divine judgment.
Make una continue. We still dey the life till when GOD call," he added, using a common pidgin expression to signify that while people may think they are getting away with evil now, no one escapes the ultimate "call" of the Creator.
Fatai Jimoh’s intervention comes at a time when he claimed to been receiving threat calls over his recent activities on social media calling the government to attend to the community needs, especially about the epileptic power supply in Kogi central which has spark hits on social media and the involvement of youth in political or personal vendettas. By using his platform to speak truth to power and to the streets Jimoh joins a growing list of influencers calling for a return to the core values of integrity and "Anebira" brotherhood.
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