Popular content creator Zeez has publicly criticised actor Ijoba Lande for revealing his wife’s alleged infidelity online

Prominent content creator Zeez has publicly voiced his disapproval of actor Ganiyu Kehinde Morufu, widely known as Ijoba Lande, for his recent decision to disclose his wife’s alleged extramarital affairs on social media.

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During a recent TikTok live session featuring Lande, Zeez directly confronted the actor, asserting that such sensitive personal matters should have remained private.

Zeez stated firmly that Lande should have kept the alleged infidelity a secret, rather than bringing it into the public domain.

In a video that has since gone viral across social media platforms, Zeez is seen questioning Lande’s rationale for making the allegations public.

He challenged the actor on what outcome he expected from sharing such information online, suggesting that it would inevitably lead to public ridicule.

Furthermore, Zeez offered the actor a controversial piece of advice, urging him to consider conducting DNA tests on his children to ascertain their biological paternity, given the allegations of his wife’s infidelity.

Zeez’s public criticism adds another layer to the ongoing saga surrounding Ijoba Lande’s marital issues, which have already drawn significant attention and public commentary.

Lande himself has previously addressed the situation online, and his wife has issued a public apology regarding the alleged infidelity.

The situation also saw actor Baba Tee involved, who was previously accused of having an affair with Lande’s wife, a matter Lande later stated he had forgiven.

The intervention of Zeez highlights the intense public scrutiny faced by public figures and the varying opinions on how personal matters should be handled in the age of social media.

His comments have sparked further debate among netizens regarding the appropriateness of Lande’s public disclosures and the advice Zeez offered.