Winnie Nwagi may not need your advice, especially on her dress code because she’s getting a lot of positive feedback from fellow women. Nwagi, who was speaking to journalists, said parents who don’t like how she dresses should sit down with their daughters and advise them against consuming her content.
“Don’t scare us… there are those who threaten you; someone comes and talks to you like they are your aunt. No. We know our aunts, they are at home. Don’t come at us with excitement,” she said.
“Let them talk to their children. If you see your daughter on my page and you don’t want her there, take the phone from her. Take her back to school to study. I also have a child, and I’m free to dance in front of her when I wish.”
According to the songstress, she knows many plus-size women who have been inspired by her lifestyle.
“If you feel like big people shouldn’t wear what I put on,… personally, as Winnie Nwagi, I inspire the big women… before there are clothes big girls couldn’t wear, but because of me, they meet me and tell me, because of you I can do this, that means I inspire people, so no one can stop me. Fans should love us the way we are. We thank them, but there is when they exceed their limits. Let’s respect atistes,” she said.
“These days I’m tired… it depends on what you tell me, that’s how I will respond. I don’t fear anyone. Don’t threaten us.”
The other musician that shares similar sentiments is Sheebah Karungi who has previously said she and Nwagi are misfits.
