“2 men holding your thighs” – Taaooma gets called out over pose with Macaroni and Broda Shaggi, she reacts

• Skit maker, Taaooma, faced criticism for a photo she recently shared on social media.
• The image captured her colleagues, Mr. Macaroni and Broda Shaggi, lifting her.
• A Muslim on X found the picture inappropriate, especially during the month of Ramadan fast and expressed displeasure accordingly.
• Taaooma who didn’t keep calm reacted to the criticism.

Social media was abuzz with discussions over skit maker, Maryam Apaokagi, popularly known as Taaooma recent pictures with her male colleagues, Broda Shaggi and Mr. Macaroni.

The photographs, taken at Meta’s office, were shared on Taaooma’s social media handle.

A user on the microblogging platform, X expressed disapproval of Taaooma’s actions, particularly focusing on a picture where Broda Shaggi and Mr Macaroni were seen lifting her.

The user criticized Taaooma for engaging in such a pose with “two grown strange men” during the ongoing Ramadan fasting period.

She condemned the act, implying it was contrary to religious principles.

She wrote:

“Two grown strange men… Holding your thights this way. You posting on media. The most unforgivable sin is the one you are proud of it! Now, immediately we talk about her tribe, they’ll come and shout here. In this holy month. Allah ya kyauta.”

In response to the criticism, Taaooma who didn’t take the comment seriously sarcastically supported the critic’s statement.

“Imagine o! A married woman for that matter. God help us,”  the skit maker wrote.

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Reacting, One @mayor_swissnd wrote: “Lmao it’s high time they divide this country make everybody go rest ..a harmless pic and you people are crying up and down 💔.”

@iam_thowbie wrote: “No gree for them 😂😂.”

@Northerner0 wrote: “Will you keep quiet! 🤫. If you’re a Muslim and you feel at ease doing that during Ramadan, then you’ve deviated! The influence of civilization and Western ideology has overtaken you. You’re in need of deliverance and divine intervention. Spreading wrongdoing is considered a major sin.”