Nigerian actor and comedian Woli Arole has warned men against sleeping around.
The prophet, via his Instagram page, hailed those men who carry girls randomly as he saluted their audacity.
He revealed that he was at a hotel in Abuja when God opened his eyes to see some ladies there. According to him, they weren’t real human beings in the spirit.
He noted how non-spiritual men will see them as sexy girls, unaware that they are demonic and are snakes in the spirit.
Woli admonished his génder to be careful of sleeping around.
“People who carry girls randomly and sleep with them, I salute your audacity o.
I was at a hotel in Abuja, and God opened my eyes to see some ladies there, they were not real human beings in the spirit o.
And to the natural man, he will see a sexy girl. I saw several snakes in the spirit.
Be careful of sleeping around”.
In the wake of Regina Daniels’ marital drama with her billionaire husband, Woli advised the public against the popular saying, “I prefer to cry in a Lamborghini than smile in a Marwa. Calling it a useless statement, he admonished people against saying it, noting how one’s cry in a Lamborghini can last a lifetime.
Woli had issued a warning to men about receiving a blow job. Hr stated that any man collecting a blow job, either in the form of fornication or adultery, is at risk of ladies swallowing his Glory. He noted how sex is spiritual.
In a previous post, Woli stressed that people should learn to build relationships before asking for favours. He noted how people tend to ask for help from those they rarely talk with or chat with on WhatsApp or Instagram.
In different news, Woli knocked woke women who choose surrogacy despite being healthy to carry their babies full term. He enlightened them that it is a blessing for a woman to carry her baby in her womb, admonishing women not to let wokeness derail them.
The comedian had criticised content creators participating in the Imbe Challenge, which mocks Children with Down Syndrome. He described such behaviour as wrong, appalling and distasteful, as he noted how people have kids living with this syndrome, and all they need is love and hope from them, not mockery.
Arole sent a message to Nigerians in diaspora, admonishing them not to have a superiority complex because they live outside Nigeria. He claimed that he saw someone, and the person told him he just got back from America in a prideful way. Arole said he replied to the man, letting him know that he stays in Nigeria and he was doing so well.
