Kiddwaya Urges Nigerian Women to Avoid BBL, Says Men Prefer Natural Bodies

Reality TV star and entrepreneur, Kiddwaya, has appealed to Nigerian women to avoid undergoing Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) surgery, stressing that many men appreciate natural body shapes.

TRUETELLS Nigeria reports that the former Big Brother Naija housemate made the call while reacting to reports of a woman who reportedly died from complications linked to a BBL procedure.

Taking to his account on 𝕏 (formerly Twitter), Kiddwaya urged women to prioritize their health and safety rather than risking their lives through cosmetic surgeries aimed at body enhancement.

According to him, women who desire physical improvement should consider safer alternatives such as exercising and maintaining a healthy lifestyle instead of opting for surgical procedures.

In his post, he wrote:
“Dear ladies, please stop doing BBL. We love the way you are. Your body is perfect the way God designed it. And if you feel you need to look slightly better, then get yourself a gym membership and work out like a normal human being. Enough is enough. Yours sincerely, men.”

Meanwhile, Kiddwaya also criticised Nigerians for what he described as excessive praise and admiration for politicians despite their poor performance in office.

TRUETELLS Nigeria reports that the reality star sparked debate online after accusing many Nigerians of publicly praising political leaders but later complaining about their decisions on social media.

In another post on 𝕏, Kiddwaya said many people “hail and beg” politicians when they meet them in person, yet fail to challenge them when their decisions negatively affect the public.

He further stated that most criticism directed at him online often comes from individuals who prefer insults and jokes rather than demanding accountability from those in leadership.

He wrote:
“You keyboard idiots will be worshipping politicians, praising their bad behaviour. Hailing and begging when you see them, not bold enough to do anything when they make bad decisions that affect all of us, yet the only power you have is to come online and cry. Why don’t you grow some courage and start holding them accountable? The only thing most of you can do is insult people like me and make stupid jokes. The joke is on you.”