BBNaija's Uriel Berates BBL Ladies Who Don't Use Deodorants: "Such a Shame"

• Ex-Big Brother Naija former housemate, Uriel Oputa, shared a social media post directed at ladies who fail to use antiperspirants
• Uriel was of the opinion that if a lady could afford to do BBL, then she should be able to afford deodorants
• She advised that ladies to take care of the internal, rather than focus on looking ravishing only on the outside
• Speaking exclusively with Legit.ng, Blvcklanreo, a multitalented creative gave his take on body odor

Many Nigerians and celebrities have been raving about the "body odour pandemic", and Uriel Oputa has dropped her two cents on the matter.

The former BBNaija contestant noted that women were going around with enhanced bodies, yet smelling offensive.

Stop focusing on just the physical - Uriel

Sharing her opinion on her Instagram story, the fitness enthusiast shamed ladies with acquired bodies focusing more on looking outwardly attractive.

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In her remark, she stated that if they could afford to pay for plastic surgeries, they should be able to afford good deodorants.

Uriel, who mended fences with a colleague, Whitemoney, mentioned a beautiful lady she had met who had the most repulsive odour.

She wondered how such a good-looking lady would smell so badly. However, she advised that ladies should pay more attention to and detoxify their bodies.

The reality TV star concluded by saying that someone with body odour should not be claiming to be a baddie.

See Uriel's post below:

See reactions to Uriel's post

Uriel Oputa's post has created a buzz on social media. Here are some reactions:

@chiomajvine:

"To whom it may concern please keep reposting until it gets to all the conductors in Lagos state please."

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@sophie_makarri:

"Baddie wen dey smell badly."

@ogechukwu.rita:

"Some body odor can erase ur lifetime memories."

@sagittarian80:

"Deodorant can not stop Body odor, it will only make it worse. If you are battling with ’Body odor’ or you want to prevent Body odor do this & thank me later. Pour 2 lids of Bleach in a bucket of water, rub Body scrub all over your body & sprinkle some Baking soda on your armpit, then bathe with the water with soap & local sponge. It works wonders!!!"

@official_dtwinz07:

"Baddie wey get body odor na Barbecue ooo."

@ricokakany7:

"Tacha fans left the comment section."

@wig_rentalsbypercy:

"I am curious, do people actually smell?"

@emjay_regal:

"Ose iwe ti wan, deodorant na won. Kosi k'a'ma gba baby."

Body odor is not gender based - Blvcklanreo

Legit.ng spoke exclusively with Blvcklanreo, a multitalented social media creative, and he noted that body odor has nothing to do with ones gender.

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"In my own opinion, Body odor isn’t even a gender based thing because I don’t think you need a BBL to smell… it’s just about your personal hygiene as a person, he said."

He also gave his thoughts on whether people intentionally go around without using deodorants or not.

"Honestly, I do not think it’s intentional because Nivea body spray now costs 5,500…Na person wey don eat go remember to buy body spray in this economy but at the end of the day, it all balls down to you as a person."

"As humans, personal hygiene is very important. Let’s even forget the next person, there’s this self confidence that comes with smelling good. Trust me, you don’t want everyone to be uncomfortable immediately you step into the room."

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In a previous report by Legit.ng, she revealed that she would keep to herself till the prices of deodorants become more affordable.

She shared that people failed to buy them when they were cheap and definitely would not purchase them now that they were more expensive.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng