Big Brother Naija star, Uriel Oputa addresses Nigerian men who taunt women for getting older

Uriel Oputa has called out Nigerian men who shame women for getting older.

 

The businesswoman and former Big Brother Naija star expressed her thoughts on Instagram, questioning why anyone would consider age-shaming to be an insult.

 

She emphasized that she would rather grow older than die young, stating that ageing is a privilege.

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