Be careful of sleeping around’: Woli Arole warns men as he shares £ncounter at a hotel in Abuja
‘Be careful of sleeping around’: Woli Arole warns men as he shares encounter at a hotel in Abuja
Nigerian actor and comedian Woli Arole has issued a warning to men against engaging in casual relationships.
Sharing his message via Instagram, the entertainer, who also identifies as a prophet, criticised men who engage with multiple partners, while sarcastically acknowledging their audacity.
He recounted an experience at a hotel in Abuja, where he claimed to have had a spiritual revelation. According to him, some women present at the location were not ordinary human beings but appeared differently in the spiritual realm.
Woli Arole added that while non-spiritual individuals might perceive them as attractive women, he believes they possess a different, more sinister nature beyond physical appearance.
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 the marital controversy involving Regina Daniels and her billionaire husband, Woli Arole cautioned the public against the popular phrase, “I’d rather cry in a Lamborghini than smile in a Marwa,” describing it as misguided. He warned that emotional distress in luxury could be long-lasting.
The comedian also advised men against engaging in casual sexual relationships, emphasizing that intimacy carries deeper, spiritual implications and urging caution in such encounters.
In a separate message, Arole encouraged individuals to build genuine relationships before seeking favors, noting that many people reach out for help from those they rarely communicate with.
He further criticised what he described as a growing trend among some women opting for surrogacy despite being medically fit to carry pregnancies, urging them not to be influenced by societal pressures.
Additionally, Arole condemned content creators participating in the Imbe Challenge, which mocks children with Down syndrome, describing it as insensitive and inappropriate. He stressed that such children deserve compassion and support, not ridicule.
Addressing Nigerians in the diaspora, he also warned against developing a superiority complex due to living abroad, emphasizing that success and fulfillment can equally be achieved within Nigeria.
