Name five people I’ve slept with

• Since Lagos Corper Raye voiced her frustration over how Tinubu’s harsh economy was draining her finances, the backlash has been relentless.
• Critics flooded her page, dissecting her lavish outings and questioning the sincerity of her complaints.
• The scrutiny quickly spiraled into slot-shaming, fueled accusations that pushed Raye to fire back with a fury that left no insult unanswered.

Nigerian freelancer and Lagos-based NYSC member, Ushie Uguamaye, widely known as Raye, who set the internet on fire last week with her bold criticism of the government, has now turned her wrath on those attempting to slot-shame her into silence.

In a fiery Instagram video, the fearless Corper resurfaced after a brief social media break, not to retreat, but to confront the storm head-on.

She unleashed a fiery response on those attacking her character instead of engaging with the pressing economic concerns she had raised.

Raye singled out one particular troll, a man who accused her of sleeping around while pretending to suffer under Tinubu’s administration.

Fueled by anger, she dared him to name five people he claimed she had been with, made it clear that she would not cower to baseless shaming.

Doubling down on her stance with both rage and conviction, she lashed out at the misplaced priorities of Nigerians, argued that a nation drowning in inflation had no business policing her lifestyle instead of holding its leaders accountable.

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This comes after former presidential aide, Pastor Reno Omokri, called for disciplinary action against NYSC member Ushie Uguamaye, aka Raye, following her bold criticism of President Bola Tinubu over the country’s deepening economic hardship.

To reinforce his stance, Omokri dug into history, resurrected Davido’s 2018 NYSC saga as a cautionary tale.

He shared headlines detailing how the global music star was sanctioned for absconding from camp, how NYSC didn’t just reprimand him but went as far as “dekitting” him, stripped him of his uniform, and terminated his participation in the Batch ‘B’ Stream II program in Lagos.