Popular Nigerian skitmaker and actor, Mama Uka, has publicly warned men sending him romantic messages on social media, saying he will no longer tolerate such advances.
In a video shared via his Instagram page, the comedian, who is widely known for portraying female characters in his skits, expressed frustration over the frequent direct messages from gay men asking him out.
He made it clear that he would begin exposing anyone who slides into his inbox with such intentions.
“If you come to my DM again, as my fellow man, to ask me out, I go screenshot and post. I know Nigerian blogs – dem dey like that kind news,” Mama Uka said, visibly annoyed.
He explained that while he initially tried to handle the situation with maturity and privacy, the persistence of the messages had left him with no choice but to speak out publicly.
Clarifying his identity, Mama Uka emphasized that he is a married man and a father, and hails from Enugu Ezike, which he described as a deeply traditional and sacred community.
He said that people often confuse his comedy roles with his real-life persona.
“Acting is my job. I play female roles for entertainment, but that no mean say I be woman. I’m a traditional man,” he stressed.
He also expressed disbelief that some men would ignore “beautiful women” and instead send flirtatious messages to him.
“You see better yansh, soft yansh, you leave am dey follow man. I dey look sexy to you? You dey craze,” he remarked bluntly.
The comedian concluded the video with a firm warning: anyone who repeats the act would be exposed publicly, with no sympathy.