'Keep the most important part of your bodies sacred', actress says

May 19, 2016 6:27 PM

The Nollywood actress shared fresh words of advice via her Instagram page today, May 19, 2016, following accusations from critics about indecent dressing.

Moyo Lawal

Lawal disclosed that the most important parts of the female body (assumed to be boobs and private parts), should be kept sacred.

The emphasis on the important parts of the body beguiles her advice on decent dressing, but then again the idea of decent dressing varies from one individual to another.

Read what she wrote below:

"Egba mi ooooh ( inserts bulgy eyes rolling really fast) ....all this people who haven't even seen me post a bikini picture (string pant and bra) are complaining ...that is the same people who have bikini pictures all over their social media and for the male folk whom are even sleeping with someone's decently dressed wife ..... .....I know English is hard but I write in such simple terms( OK OK ,I know ,I can be ambiguous sometimes) ...like I said am only responsible for what I write not what you choose to understand or assume biko .................... P.s loool , at the end of the day ............ Ladies being decently dressed is the right path always but let's try and keep the "most important part" of our bodies "Sacred" as well ...... P.s p.s still T...... than loooool okay am done being petty p.s p.s p.s still #thebaddestgoodgirlyouknow .... loooool why won't I brag ... You think almost abstinence is easy okay ..okay ....pettiness over."

For someone who is fond of sharing almost nude photos, her advice comes across as unique to say the least.

Lawal only yesterday, revealed that she is more decent than most girls who are seen as decently dressed in the traditional sense, deeming it fit to emphasize the fact that she is also 'tighter down there' than most of them.

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