Saida Boj Banned from TikTok and Facebook over Provocative Comments

Popular influencer Sarah Idaji Ojone, better known as Saida Boj, has been banned from several social media platforms, including TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram accounts. Saida Boj’s social media handles were removed hours after a video of her provocative comments regarding men and relationships went viral.

Saida Boj, a guest on the Honest Bunch Podcast, revealed that a man would have to send N500,000 to her within 24 hours of the ‘talking stage.’ She claimed the money was justified since she deserved to be paid for her beauty. Her words sparked interest, and she was confronted with questions about selling her body, but she asserted that a man who gave her N20 million could penetrate anywhere in her body.

“I don’t have time. Life is stressful; if you’re talking to me in the morning, I’ve already billed you for the evening; if you don’t have the money, you leave. You should give me at least $500,000. You should compensate me for being gorgeous; how much does skincare cost?” She stated.

“If you can spend up to N20 million a week, you can go anywhere in my body. N20 million, N50 million: that’s money. If you can’t spend up to N500k, you don’t deserve my WhatsApp number,” she continued.

Celebrities like Erigga and Dat Warri Girl responded to her words, and netizens used social media to attack the Tiktoker.

She refuses to be weighed down by the social media ban. She has published a new video through another Facebook account, claiming that she is used to being banned from social media platforms and that her critics should pray for a child like her instead of fighting her.

She said that people who reported her social media profiles should focus their efforts on their businesses to make millions. “You’re delighted that my social media accounts were erased. I hope you can utilize the same effort you put into reporting my account to make money. Saida Boj stated in the newly published video, “I’m back, and I’m here to stay.”

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