Maureen Esisi blasts BBN Star Angel over her suggestion for babies to be banned from flights

Maureen Esisi, the former wife of Nollywood actor Blossom Chukwujekwu, recently took a swipe at former Big Brother Naija housemate, Angel Smith, after the reality TV star suggested that babies be banned from flights due to their noise.

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In a recent social media post, Angel lamented that babies tend to be noisy during flights, and therefore called for a ban on their travel. "They need to ban babies/toddlers from being able to board flights. Leave those noisy coco felons at home," she wrote.

Maureen, who is known as Redvigor on Instagram, was not pleased with Angel's suggestion and swiftly responded by blasting the reality star for making such an odd proposal.

"Let's hear from you again after you have your first child!!!! Crap talk…I don't even have a child, and this write-up cringes me," she retorted.

While Angel's suggestion may have been made in jest, it raises important questions about the challenges of traveling with children, particularly on long-haul flights. While some may agree with her sentiment, others may argue that banning babies from flights is not a viable solution.

Instead, airlines could consider providing designated areas or special services for families traveling with young children, such as priority boarding or extra amenities. This would not only make the journey more comfortable for families but could also help to ease tensions among other passengers who may be disturbed by crying or noisy babies.

See reactions below

 avediamond: Why would anyone refer to kids as felons, what type of statement is this? Doesn’t even make sense.

sheddyoflagos: She’s just catching cruise you all should calm down …..Angel na cruise lord.

ogooezeani: Angel should have passed her message properly like a civilized person, I sha know she’s saying what’s in some people’s mind 😀. I think they can introduce child-free flights with extra charges. Some restaurants have a policy where you can’t bring children/babies and lots of people(parents) patronize them. If restaurants can get away with it why not airlines? Someone enlighten me if my thoughts are wrong .