Beautiful, sexy and ever-smiling, Temitope Osoba dazzled the movie world as a stripper in the late Bisi Komolafe’s movie titled “Igboro Ti Daru” and certainly got some tongues wagging about her. In this chat with Showtime, she opens up on sex, relationship and issues in the movie industry.
Who is Temitope Osoba?
Temitope Osoba is a simple girl, an actress by profession. I was born and bred in Lagos. I graduated from Olabisi Onabanjo University with a BSc. degree in Business Education. I have been acting since 2005 and to date I have done, well, if I am not exaggerating, over 20 films and I am still counting.
Yes, “Igboro Ti Daru”, you played the role of a stripper. Wasn’t that a bit on the raw side?
Common, it wasn’t raw. We were supposed to be strippers and we didn’t even strip. I played the part of the girl who was dating the Senator. The film was produced by Late Bisi Komolafe and I was her friend in the movie. As far as I am concern that movie wasn’t raw I was comfortable with the script.
Okay, maybe you didn’t actually strip but there was enough striptease in the package?
Well, I was only doing my job. We didn’t reveal vital parts of our body. Maybe we wore some sexy dresses, that was all. Hey! That isn’t raw, it just playing the part.
But there were enough flashes of the cleavage, the laps and even your backsides weren’t so covered, so to say?I don’t know what you are talking about. Every day we see ladies wearing dresses that reveal their cleavage and shorts that reveal their laps. You wouldn’t call them strippers, would you? About the backsides, you are on your own because I don’t see where we revealed anything of sort.
See, the film wasn’t about showcasing the life of strippers, the message in it is to teach girls not to live wayward lives and that’s what we did in the film. You would see all the girls who lived waywardly ended up bad.
What’s your idea of sex generally. Some believe it should be for married couple alone?
I think sex is meant to be enjoyed by two people who have serious feeling for each other. Sex is good, it is there for two lovers to enjoy themselves and share the secrets of their hearts.
On whether one should engage in premarital sex or not, I would say yes. Premarital sex is okay as long as it is a safe sex. Our society allows it. These days, you can hardly keep a relationship going without sex
-- Do you agree with her? Is it true that you can't keep a relationship without sex?
What else do dey know other than sex? When I mention yoruba girls now people will abuse me but is it not true? Kalu
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ReplyDeleteThe truth is bitter but i dont know any guy who doesnt need sex from his gf
ReplyDeleteWe all know its not good but lets stop pretending its not done by even those claiming its bad. It is how it is done that matters... Matthew
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ReplyDeleteSome of u are happy to mention yoruba girl this time but if it was Igbo girl that was mention u people will be attacking the owner of this blog. Nonsense!!!
ReplyDeleteWhats d essence of this news mtchewww, Olu i am sure u had sex last night, Everyone does these days..
ReplyDeleteThis girl is right. I need her as my girl friend so that we can enjoy it together.Wale
ReplyDeleteEverybody saying ds and dat about yourba girls ar fools. Sure ur sisters open their wide tots and d drop of a hat and it sure nver closes. Always quick to judge hypocrites
ReplyDeleteI believe that she is 100% correct. Olu should stop this sanctimonious, holier-than- thou attitude.
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ReplyDeleteAnd so Wht Mr olu?
ReplyDeleteThe husband should stop ranting n go blaming his wife.Afterall she wasn't raped n supposedly with her consent.That is d price for marrying a 'beautiful girl'without good morals.Is d wife a car that can b driven with a master key when d owner is not around?Abeg I need some fresh air!
ReplyDeleteI am not surprised bicos Yoruba are becoming number ashawo in 9ja as of now.They are now taking d position away from Ibo girls.Ashawo bastards.
ReplyDeleteBecause person come out in the open come talk the truth, una de abuse am. Many of una de pretend, all you guys abusing this lady, most of you are even doing worst things. Well if I were her, a smart answer would have been, we should try our best to keep ourselves until we get married as people like to pretend and dem no like truth. its very difficult to have a sexless relationship these days especially when one or both partners is above 24 years, who can abstain, abstain, who can't do it with who you cherish as long as you don't distribute to every tom, dick and harry.
ReplyDeleteDats the fact we cant keep, a long time friendship with out enjoyn each other.
ReplyDeleteSee how Omosexing is messing herself up in the US. Awhole married woman with children? Na waoooo!
ReplyDeleteIt takes a disciplined person to abstain 4rm s*x b4 marriage.
ReplyDeleteWhether u belive it or not, sex b4 marriage is wrong, cal me hypocrite or what av u. One day we all shall face our creator. Then we shall know whether it is good or bad
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