Saida Boj has slammed Paul Okoye, the singer better known as Rudeboy, for criticising her controversial remarks about dating and sex.

In a recent interview, Saida said any man who gives her N20 million will be allowed to “explore” any part of her body.

The influencer also described men as “cheap”, adding that she is “always happy” when women divorce their husbands.

Saida’s remarks, however, sparked mixed reactions on social media. While some users heavily criticised the influencer for misleading young women, others defended her.

Joining the fray, Okoye said “more girls will continue to fall victims” for listening to influencers like Saida.

“As long as you continue to allow some of these idiots to influence your daughters to bill men and know their worth, more girls will continue to fall victims,” he wrote on Instagram.

Reacting via her Instastory on Wednesday, Saida slammed the 42-year-old singer, claiming he “betrayed” his ex-wife.

The influencer alleged that Ivy Ifeoma, Okoye’s new partner, only married him for financial reasons.

“I hear say one artiste, wey get dada, say I dey spoil una daughters. Dude why do you think your new wife married you?” she wrote in pidgin English.

“Your Ex-wife wey been understand with you, wetin she gain? Didn’t you betray her for a gold digger like me?

“I mean, no be say you fine or you get one kin swag wey go make that beautiful model marry you, smart girl came for the money bruhhhh.

“Help me tell her that I am proud of her. You be old man, no dey reason like boy under 20. One more thing, always be polite when talking to ladies and do not be rude.”

Okoye married Anita in 2004. They have three children together.

In 2021, their marriage came under public scrutiny when a document believed to be a divorce petition filed by Anita surfaced online.

The singer also unveiled Ivy in December 2022. Last month, the couple held their traditional wedding rites in Abia state.

Ayra Starr makes history as he surpasses Tyla to become an African artist with the most Spotify listeners.

On June 4, 2024, Ayra Starr topped Tyla to become the African artist with the most monthly listeners on Spotify in a landmark feat for the Nigerian superstar.

As of the time of posting the article, Ayra Starr has garnered 31,406,881 monthly listeners on Spotify while Tyla had 31,223,494.

Ayra Starr’s latest feat sees her follow the footsteps of Wizkid, Ckay, Burna Boy, Tems, and Rema who previously held the record for the African artist with the most Spotify monthly listeners.

At the peak of his global hit single ‘Love Nwantiti’ in 2021, CKay reached 30 million monthly listeners which was an African record at the time.

Similarly, in 2023, at the global peak of his record-breaking song ‘Calm Down’, Rema reached 34 million monthly listeners to become the African artist with the most Spotify monthly listeners.

Spotify monthly listeners are heavily determined by the success of new releases, and Ayra Starr’s latest feat can be credited to the recent release of her second album ‘The Year I Turned 21’. The 15-track album that features guest appearances from Seyi Vibez, Asake, Giveon, Coco Jones, Aniita, and Milar has garnered critical acclaim.

The album has set a new record for the most opening day Spotify streams for an album by a Nigerian female artist which is a testament to her status as one of Africa’s biggest stars.

‏Portable, the Nigerian singer, has berated Saida Boj, the influencer, over her recent controversial remarks about sex and dating.

In a recent interview, Saida said any man who gives her N20 million will be allowed to “explore” any part of her body.

The influencer also described men as “cheap”, adding that she is “always happy” when women divorce their husbands.

Saida’s remarks, however, sparked mixed reactions on social media. While some users heavily criticised the influencer for misleading young women, others defended her.

Joining the fray, Portable, in a video shared via his Instagram page on Monday, warned the influencer, adding that she is becoming a “nuisance on social media”.

The singer also cautioned Saida not to “mislead ladies” with her controversial remarks while using derogatory terms to address her.

“Please help me tell Saida that she is fast becoming a social media nuisance. You people should tell her. This Saida you are seeing is a lover girl. If I should get hold of her, nurse her and lodge her, she would not leave there in six months,” he said.

“It is money she would eat. Tell Saida to know what she is doing, she is already talking too much. Do not spoil other girls lives, the words you are saying could ruin the lives of single ladies. Do not spoil the lives of our daughters, even Saida is still a child.

“Which life has she enjoyed? Even if we were talking about women’s bodies, is it your now your own we will be talking about. You! A prostitute, wife to a thief.”