Nigerian singer, Ms. Jorji, has sparked a widespread debate on the internet after making controversial comments about promiscuity, relationshipsand money during podcast interviews.
The comments were made during a recent episode of The Echo Room Podcast, where she openly discussed her views on identity, gender expectations and financial priorities.
The comments spark controversy during the podcast’s appearance
During the conversation, Mrs. Jorji said, “I like being called a whore. Ashwo. I’m presidential with that. I am the presidential ashwo. Secure election day, vote for president. So be it.”
The host responded by suggesting that she presents promiscuity as a form of empowerment, saying: “Sounds to me like you’re saying promiscuity is power.”
“It is“, she answered.
Challenged further, the host added, “But that doesn’t sound good,” prompting her to reply, “How come not sound right? But is that okay for men?”
The host replied, “No one is saying it’s okay for men. But I say for women, is it good?”
The singer rejects conventional expectations of femininity
Ms. Jorji continued to reject the traditional expectations placed on women, saying: “I’m not a good woman. I think my life and my choices have made me realize that I am not cut out to be a good woman. I was built to be what I am, a bad woman. A bad woman, horrible, evil.”
She added, “I swear to God, I have never, never, not a single day woken up and felt good.”
Explaining her point of view, she stated, “That means I don’t care what anyone has to say. I look at men like a good pair of shoes. Money is the only thing I worship. Next year I’m opening my own church. It’s called Money Congregation.”
She went on to say, “The only thing I care about is money. If a man wants to talk to me, he has to spend money,” adding, “I’ll never fuck for free. That’s your mom’s job.”
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❝I love being called a whore3. I am presidential ashes… I am not a good woman. I was not created to be a good woman.❞
– Mrs. Jorji pic.twitter.com/a8TVGEo3q9
— @j (@OneJoblessBoy) June 4, 2026
