The comment attributed to activist has stirred debate online after he alleged that the number of women posting revealing or “half-n@ked” content on social media in has increased.

According to him, the trend is linked to worsening economic conditions, which he described as a factor pushing some people into desperate choices. He suggested that financial hardship and hunger are influencing behaviour on social media platforms.

His remarks have sparked mixed reactions, with some agreeing that economic pressure can shape online behaviour, while others criticised the claim as an unfair generalisation about women and morality.

The discussion continues to generate debate around poverty, social media culture, and how economic struggles affect personal choices in Nigeria.

He wrote: “The number of half n@ked Naija babes on social media is alarming. APC you do this one. A town hall different indeed! The hunger in the country is real.”