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Nigerian Celebs Self-Paparazzi :- Ignorant Fun Or Conscious Oppression

Couple weeks back, Omo Oodua Blogi was agog of a particular female celebrity (I wont do any name calling) splashing $20K on renting a cruise boat for 2 nights in dubai and quite a lot of very personal and intimate photos spreading everywhere – the idea that came if you ask me is! Who’s taking these photos?

Unlike the foreign celebrities which can be regularly harassed by paparazzi and spy drones taking very personal and intimate photos, I wonder who take photos of the Nigerian celebs, do they pay someone just to follow along with them and take these photos? Or? what’s the inspiration behind everything? seriously! I believed living your lifetime was enough work alone but getting another individual to follow along with you around to take photos?

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