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The world has truly become a global village, thanks to the internet and social media. With just a few clicks, one can connect with people from all over the world without leaving the comfort of their home. While this has made life easier and more beautiful, it has also led to the rise of a new trend- using sex and nudity to gain followers and become popular on social media.

The allure of fame and fortune has driven some individuals, especially women, to post explicit and provocative images on social media platforms. However, this practice is not without consequences. Those who engage in it risk their privacy, self-respect, and dignity, and in some cases, even their safety. Despite these risks, some continue to take the risk and engage in soft pornographic content and public discussions on sex to remain relevant on social media.

One of such individuals is Ayomiposi Oluwadahunsi Adefolarin, who rose to fame as the self-proclaimed president of the "Olosho Association" in Nigeria. "Olosho" is a derogatory term used to refer to women who engage in prostitution or have sex for money. Ayomiposi gained popularity by uploading regular and controversial videos promoting prostitution on social media platforms.

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Her controversial content has attracted a lot of attention, with some people criticizing her for promoting prostitution, while others find her content entertaining. However, on 15th June 2022, Ayomiposi shocked her followers when she posted a video claiming that she is not an "Olosho," but a good girl who only created the persona and content to survive and feed her family.

This announcement generated mixed reactions from her followers, with some expressing sympathy for her plight, while others were skeptical of her claims. However, one thing is clear: Ayomiposi's decision to change her content and persona is a step in the right direction.

The rise of "sex sells" mentality on social media is a cause for concern. It is time for individuals to start using more creative and positive ways to gain followers and stay relevant on social media. While it may be tempting to resort to explicit content, it is not a sustainable strategy, and the consequences could be dire.