Outrage after little girls are filmed singing age-inappropriate song in Nigeria

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Outrage after little girls are filmed singing age-inappropriate song in Nigeria




A video making the rounds online shows young Nigerian girls no older than 10 singing a song that is so inappropriate for their age and it has angered viewers.
Four girls are seen in the video, one dressed in a school uniform, as they sang about men providing their needs and anyone who is unable to should leave their lives.
"You men, listen...," one of the girls began in the video.
She continued: "A man who can't buy iPhone X for me... "
And other girls chorused: "Disappear."
"A man who can't give me money for my hair... Disappear"
"A man who can't buy clothes for me... Disappear."
"A man who can't take me out... Disappear."

Social media users have said the song shows that the wrong values are being instilled in the girls and some have asked that the adult filming them should be questioned.

Watch the video below.






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