It is a lie! I sell vibrators, not sex toys – Actress, Bisi Ibidapo-Obe explains

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Yoruba actress, Bisi Ibidapo-Obe who opened a new store recently that caters to baby wears, lingerie as well as adult toys in Magodo area of Lagos, has now come out to say she does NOT sell sex toys.
The mother-of-one who is in the above picture amidst of friends holding a dildo has told Encomium magazine she is offended that people say she’s into sex toy business only, which according to her is not true.
She said: “Please don’t call it a sex toy business at all. I don’t really do sex toy stuff. We sell men and women underwear, body cream, spirays, perfume and even things for babies. People who say I sell sex toys are mistaken. It’s not a new thing that some people don’t want another person’s progress for reason best known to them.
“What they are interested in is destructive criticisms. Yes, I sell vibrators, but that’s not what I concentrate on. That’s just an integral part of my business. The problem we have in this country is that of poor mentality. Those who use vibrators are not prostitutes as against the public impression about them.”

This explanation got me confused *Sighs*

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