The Eselu of Iselu Kingdom, Oba Ebenezer Akinyemi, has urged Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to take swift action against controversial influencer Mandy Kiss. The monarch’s demand follows her shocking declaration to engage in sexual intercourse with 100 men in a single day as part of an alleged Guinness World Record attempt.
Oba Akinyemi condemned the proposed stunt as a national embarrassment and a threat to public morality. He warned that if left unchecked, such behaviour could encourage reckless imitation among youths and further erode the country’s already fragile cultural values.
Describing the plan as both “immoral and life-threatening,” the traditional ruler stressed that government authorities must not allow the viral idea to materialize. He advised that Mandy Kiss should be placed in her family’s custody in Ogun State and possibly undergo psychiatric evaluation to save her from self-destruction.
The monarch said, “What she is proposing goes against Yoruba values and womanhood. Beyond morality, it is dangerous to her health and harmful to the reputation of our nation. Authorities must not treat this as a joke.” His remarks have since sparked heated debate online.
Meanwhile, Guinness World Records (GWR) has firmly distanced itself from the claim, stressing that it does not recognize or supervise any record involving sexual activity. This dismissal invalidates Mandy Kiss’ controversial record bid, yet public outrage continues to intensify.
In response to the backlash, the 24-year-old content creator, whose real name is Ayomiposi Oluwadahunsi, released a video clarifying that her announcement was merely satirical content and not a real plan. She pleaded with critics to forgive her, insisting she never intended to carry out the act.
Despite her explanation, many voices including religious groups, youth advocates, and fellow monarchs have joined Oba Akinyemi in calling for stronger measures against irresponsible social media content creators. They argue that such provocative acts contribute to the growing trend of moral decline and clout chasing in Nigeria.
So far, neither the Nigeria Police Force nor the Lagos State Government has issued an official response or taken steps toward Mandy Kiss’ arrest. However, the controversy has reignited the national debate on the limits of free expression, online accountability, and the regulation of digital influence in the country.
