“God Abeg O”: BBN’s Bambam Reveals What She Will Do if Her 5-Year-Old Daughter Says She Wants to Be a Boy
- BBNaija star, Bambam, was recently a guest on a podcast and was asked what her reaction would be if her 5-year-old daughter wanted a gender change
- The reality star responded by saying she would ask questions, educate the child and also take it to God in prayers
- The video of Bambam’s response soon went viral on social media and raised a series of mixed feelings
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BBNaija star, Bambam, has shared how she would react if her 5-year-old daughter told her she wanted to become a boy.
The reality show star was a guest on a podcast where she was asked what she would do if such a situation presented itself.
Note that in recent years, in some parts of the world, discussions on gender change have become a trending topic.
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While speaking on the podcast, Bambam explained that she will first ask questions and then proceed to educate her child.
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Not stopping there, the reality star added that she will even show her child the similar body parts they have that make them girls, which is different from what boys have.
Bambam added that after doing all these, she will still take things to God in prayers because she believes boys and girls were created differently and for different reasons.
In her words:
“If my child tells me ‘mom I want to become a boy’ I would ask questions and I will reorient and educate and still tell the child to decide while I go on my knees and tell my father in heaven to fix his mind. Biologically, I will show her my own and show the girl’s own and say ‘look we have the same thing, daddy’s own is different’ I'm going to open a book, I won’t bring a naked man to show her but I will show her this is what boys have that makes them boys, this is what girls have that makes them girls and according to history and according to creation, God created women this way and men this way.
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"If something within you feels like you’re masculine, we are going to talk to Jesus about it and fix it. I believe that God created man, woman for a reason.”
See the video below:
Reactions as Bambam opens up on what she will do if 5-year-old daughter wants to be a boy
Read what some netizens had to say about the video below:
idyynma:
“Bambam actually made a lot of sense. Wisdom We’re definitely talking to Jesus about it.”
nenejones_esq:
“I think she’s a good parent. Chai, May this never happen around me. Because I won’t be this calm.”
unified_wale:
“When did we start having this conversation in Nigeria? Are we beginning to accept this madness as a norm?”
_deagram:
“The scariest pandemic in the world at the moment. She spoke well. They need to be educated.”
chyo.maa:
“You won’t use Oraimo cord?”
domingo_loso:
“God abeg o, make my pikin no tell me this kind thing. Abeg ”
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princess_shally2:
“ I just Dey laugh cos this thing No be matter of talking to Jesus ooo,lots of kids just decide to change on their own and doesn't care what their parents think.The country I live in the number of straight men for my city no reach 40 percent.Men carrying handbags,on skinny jeans and high heels.I have learnt to accept them that way and embrace them for who they are.”
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