During a recent appearance on Quincy Jonze's Echoo Room podcast, Nigerian singer Chike Ezekpeazu Osebuka, known professionally as Chike, expressed his disapproval of female visitors filming videos or taking pictures inside his home.

The "Boo of the Booless" singer stated that he would not welcome any female visitors who disobeyed his repeated requests to refrain from recording videos or taking pictures in his home. Chike, who is known for hits such as "Running," claims that despite his instructions, his female guests frequently ignore his requests.

While some have criticized Chike's stance, others have praised him for setting boundaries and protecting his privacy. Regardless, Chike's comments have sparked a conversation about consent and respect for personal boundaries, particularly in the era of social media and smartphone technology.

Chike said, “See, we are all human beings and we have considerations. I politely try to say ‘Oh! Please, don’t make videos. But guess what, 99 per cent of time, they still do. They just do it when you are not there. So, it’s very annoying. What will I do? I just won’t have you over again.

“The video you have made carry it and go. Anything you want to say from the video, that one concern you. We had intercourse abi? No wahala, at least it’s man to woman.”