Sun girl and the culture of nudity

SUN GIRL AND THE CULTURE OF NUDITY:
“where it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspaper or newspaper without government. I should not hesitate to prefer the latter"-president Thomos Jefferson (1743-1826), courtesy of vanguard book of quotations, pg 200 )”
For the avoidance of doubt, Sun Girl is a regular picture show, by the editor’s measure, of stunning girls on page 3 of THE SUN, Nigeria. A case in point is that of Joy Akins of Delta State. Supposedly a student, inevitably turned off by lies/cheat, and can be cheaply accessed on 0802 584 6447, published on Friday, November, 2008. Page 3. While this writer may be too dull to know if the Sun Girl phenomenon is either of the department of information, education or entertainment department of the media, he is properly informed, very sensitive and of course, privileged to know that the Sun Girl epidemic as currently being run by THE SUN and others have a lot in common with certain illicit services offered by most hotels across the globe.
Once upon a time (a true to God life story) on his way from Abuja (Nigeria) to his village, one Alhaji Dauda (not real name) checked in at Anyigba motel (a hotel shamelessly situated straight across the Kogi State
university-KSU, Anyigba, Kogi State) and requested for the “special menu” that contain obscene pictures of teenage girls (mostly students of university-KSU), with their names, numbers and address-for fear of network (GSM) failure. At a single glance, Alhaji Dauda made his choice and was about to fulfill the terms of engagement when nemesis stroke. For next to his would-be quickie mate was the picture of his friend, Alhaji Nasir’s (not real name) wife (an undergraduate-KSU). Expectedly and naturally too, his (Alhaji Dauda) Libido was lumbered.
A week later, Alhaji Dauda managed to lure his friend, Alhaji Nasir to Anyigba motel (aforementioned) for the ultimate showdown. What an earthquake. The above Anyigba ordeal is a quick and simple variety, a case out of several millions and an all-day, everyday occurrences. The worst of all possible worlds of these agents of damnation are the ROT and RUST popular in most of our homes, schools, and the society in general. Especially among them in authority with stolen privileged positions. Imagine Joy Akins picking pins-chaos. or worst still, imagine if Joy Akins is the editor’s daughter if not the first daughter of the federal republic of Nigeria-outright objection.
It deeply hurts!
Permit me therefore to opine that the culture of nudity dubbed “Sun Girl” and others be reviewed. Such valuable paper pages be committed to charitable works for the common good. “Pro boro publico”
God bless and sustain Nigeria.



Omale suraj Alladey (OSA)
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