Controversial social media personality Mandy Kiss has expressed concern about plans to have her admitted to a mental health facility.
Mandy Kiss stated in a social media post that some individuals were planning to forcibly check her into a mental health facility, which she called an unneeded and unwarranted action.
She claims to be mentally well and only makes a living by creating stuff for the internet.
The dispute arose weeks after she publicly announced her intention to try to set a Guinness World Record by having sex with 100 guys in a single day, a claim that sparked intense backlash on social media.
After receiving criticism, the influencer stated that her remarks were made just for the purpose of creating content.
“Please Nigerians, have mercy on me. I am not mentally ill. I am only trying to make a living. They are using an excuse to take me to a psychiatric hospital. Everything I do online is for content and to trend,” she pleaded.
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Nigerians’ online reactions to Mandy Kiss’ recent appointment as a brand ambassador for the Lagos State Kicks Against Drug Abuse campaign have been conflicting.
Nigerian musician Johnny Drille has candidly discussed his relationship with the church and how his music has transcended the boundaries of orthodox Christianity.
The singer stated in a recent episode of the CreativiTEA podcast that although he still has a strong faith in God, he has never felt that his music fully fits the framework of church ministry.
“Even though I’m highly involved in church and I adore God, I never thought that my music was for the church. I occasionally have invitations to perform at churches, which is fascinating.
The Mavin Records musician also talked about the criticism he receives from some members on occasion.
He explained that although his songs are not strictly gospel, they promote positivity and meaningful values.
“Ive gotten some backlash from the Christian community whenever I perform in churches. But the truth is my music spreads positivity. It touches the issues the church tries to avoid.” He noted.
