A Nigerian singer who goes by the name, Mr. Shaa has flaunted his newly delivered sex doll on Instagram. According to him, the sex doll will save him from late night worries and tears and he even gave it a name – Tontoh
He shared pictures of Tontoh on Instagram withe below caption.
”Welcome to Nigeria TONTOH … at least am finally free from sharing peoples girlfriends no more late night tears or worries, TONTOH will not cheat on me 🤸♂️🤸♂️😍😍😍”
This is coming some few days after the Zambian government waged war against the sales and usage of sex doll in its country.
The action has propelled the issue of sex dolls to the top of the news agenda and made them a hot topic of conversation and debate on social media, dividing opinion in the largely conservative southern African country.
“No one sells them openly, no one admits to owning one, and no one has been arrested,’’ report said.
“Being a Christian nation, obviously we are anchored in Christian principles and one of the values is morality and ethics,” Minister of National Guidance and Religious Affairs Godfridah Sumaili , said.
Selling or using a sex doll is against Zambian law, she said, vowing to ensure they are not bought on the internet and imported.
“The use of sex dolls is definitely in contradiction to our natural heritage and our principles,” Sumaili added.
“The law actually forbids anybody to trade (in) and to use such objects — and so this is why we are saying for Zambians that this is a very unnatural thing.”
Just recently a comedy hub made a hilarious video on the adverse effect of using a sex doll. In the video, a man was captured stuck in his sex doll while it was ‘humping’ on him during a sex romp.
