Nollywood actress Moyo Lawal has blasted the circulation of the clip showing Comfort Emmanson’s top being torn during an altercation aboard an Ibom Air flight, exposing her breasts.
She recently criticized the handling of the incident and the people who shared the clip.
Reacting via her Instagram page, Moyo revealed that service providers need to learn that they are actually supposed to serve in the service industry.
According to her, sharing Comfort’s nudity without her authorization makes one wonder who the parents of such malicious people are.
She stated that going as far as ruining someone’s image just for clickbait is completely sick and shameful.
“What is it about, some service providers, not understanding that if you are in the service industry, you have to actually serve and not be so prone to emotional displays?
Then the set of people, who are so comfortable sharing nudity that was not authorized just for clickbait and to humiliate the party in the material. Who are the people raising this kind of malicious people?
Let’s not even talk about the sick people who share and save such materials. Those ones are not loved at home.
Like I promise you, it doesn’t matter what someone has done to you don’t you have human decency? Don’t you have empathy??
Then the set of people who try to justify how a person dresses or was dressed as justification for such an act, whew, majority of us are not getting trained at home,” she wrote.
The movie star further noted that anger management should be a thing for every citizen because so many angry Nigerians are just waiting to explode.
Moyo concluded by saying that anyone who can be easily provoked should try as much as possible to avoid service jobs.
“We honestly need to find a way to include anger management in our lives, so many hurt and angry people just waiting to explode.
If you easily get provoked, please do not do a service job. How are we generally so malicious yet so religious??” she added.
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