'Clean And Pure Contents Can Trend' – Woli Arole Says After Ajo Controversy
Nollywood actor-turned-pastor, Bayegun Oluwatoyin, popularly known as Woli Arole has said content creators do not need to rely on vulgar or sexually suggestive material to attract attention online.
He made the statement in an Instagram post on Sunday while referencing the recent controversy surrounding an Ajo (rotating thrift contribution) involving singer Ola Best.
The cleric argued that creators and business owners can produce decent and informative content while still attracting significant public attention.
His comment came days after he and actor Sanusi Izihaq, popularly known as Apa, raised concerns online over a member of their Ajo group after he reportedly became unreachable ahead of his scheduled August collection.
Arole had called out gospel singer Ola Best after allegedly discovering that the singer had relocated to Canada, as Arole was reportedly expecting to receive his share of the thrift contribution in August.
Arole urged the public to learn from the recent humourous 'Ajo trend', insisting that creators and business owners can learn from the example.
He wrote:
"You don't need to be vulgar, or sensual to trend. Content creators and business owners can you hear, can you learn. There's a way it's been DONE. Clean and Pure contents can TREND. AJO matter is an example!!!!!."