Nigerian Comedian “Nedu” has taken a swipe towards girls in the choir, saying they are not as godly as they portray.
In a poignant retelling of his personal encounter with a choir member he once believed to be virtuous, Nedu passionately conveyed his observations, shedding light on the complexities of the girls within the choir.
He recounted how his friend dissuaded him from pursuing the girl due to her seemingly unrighteous activities during night rehearsals at the church.
With a touch of local flavor in his speech, Nedu shared, “I told him I wanted to court the girl. He questioned me, ‘Why? I gave her to you for you to have your way with her.'”
“I refused, stating that she was chaste,” Nedu continued. “But he exclaimed, ‘A virgin, you say? Don’t be deceived.
Sometimes, during all-night rehearsals, they stand together on stage, but there’s a guy who sneaks in from the back. They’ll be in the shadows.'”
“Occasionally, they’d hear moaning sounds. As he approached, the moans grew louder. How can she be a virgin?” Nedu pondered, shaking his head.
Sharing a brotherly piece of advice, Nedu warned, “My dear friends, be cautious of any girl in the choir. Though some are genuinely wonderful souls.”
When prodded by the hosts about whether it was solely the sisters who should be feared, he retorted, “Nah, brothers can be the worst!”
