"Dear Omotola, don’t blame the media for calling your daughter sexy"-Alonge Osagie (Must Read)

This article/open letter is from the Netng writer Alonge Osagie...

"Last week, Omotola Jalade-Ekiende went on a rant on social media in response to entertainment bloggers who described her daughter Meraiah Ekeinde as ‘Hot and sexy’.
The Nollywood actress and 2013 Time Magazine Icon barked at online media, chastising them for visiting her 14-year-old daughter’s Instagram page, culling her photos and spreading them all over the internet.

‘Thank you to everyone who wished Meraiah a happy birthday. However, going to a 14 year old’s ‘private’ online accts to post her pictures for public viewing is totally inappropriate. Her father and I are horrified as parents and guardian that a minor’s picture can be paraded online as ‘hot’ ,’sexy’ etc.’, she wrote on her official Facebook page.

It should be noted that as at the time Meraiah’s photos were posted by bloggers, her Instagram account was set on ‘public’.  Click on KEEP READING to see more...

Omotola mad at bloggers who published her daughter's pics with label "hot" sexy"

Omotola and 14 year old Meraiah daughter share the same birthday date and photos of her daughter lifted from her facebook page found its way to blogs....while she thanked fans for wishing her daughter happy birthday, she is annoyed some bloggers tagged her daughter hot..sexy...
This is what she wrote on her Facebook page..

Thank you to everyone who wished Meraiah a happy birthday. However, going to a 14 year old's "private" online accts to post her pictures for public viewing is totally Inappropriate . Her father and I are horrified as parents and guardian that a minor's picture can be paraded online as hot" ,"sexy" etc...
We know the bloggers probably meant no harm but in a world full of pedophiles and sickos every adult with morales should know where to draw the line.
I WILL NOT hesitate henceforth to use everything within my power to bring ANYONE to justice who does this with any of my under aged kids after "this" first time episode !
Any child under 18 should be protected by us all and if their parents/guardian haven't given you the okay to publish information especially "private" of their child, doing so, is against the law.
I hope you all understand, thanks. Omotola."