- Nigerian actor and matchmaker Adams Kehinde, also known as Lege Miami, claims that any married woman with a password on her phone is a sex worker.
- Lege Miame argued that married women do not have the right to store passwords on their phones, as their husbands already have the same passwords.
Nigerian actor and relationship coach, Adams Kehinde, popularly known as Lege Miami, has stirred controversy online following a bold statement about privacy in marriage.
In a video posted on his Instagram page, Lege declared that any married woman who secures her phone with a password is, in his words, a “prostitute.” He argued that such behavior is unacceptable in marriage, stating that women who insist on locking their phones are not prepared for the commitment that marriage requires.
He further claimed that if a woman insists on keeping her phone private just because her husband does the same, then she has no business being in the marriage and should leave.
His words:
“Any housewife that has password on her phone is a prostitute. If a married woman can be putting password on her phone, she is a prostitute. So because your husband has his phone passworded, you too want to put yours as well? You are not ready for marriage. You can pack your load and leave the house. Quote me!”
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The statement has sparked mixed reactions online, with many criticizing his viewpoint as one-sided and misogynistic, while others debated the role of privacy in marriage.