<h4>Chude Jideonwo Exposes Unusual Social Trends In Lagos</h4>
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<p><strong><a href="https://openlife.ng/">OpenLife</a></strong> reports that media entrepreneur Chude Jideonwo has drawn attention to social trends in Lagos, commenting on both ritual services being promoted online and the prevalence of married individuals in same-sex relationships.</p>
<p>During his appearance on The Clarity Zone Podcast, Chude spoke about the rise of ritual-related content on social media platforms.</p>
<p>He observed that some individuals openly advertise ritual and native medicine services, which often receive engagement from users.</p>
<p>“Abi them say people are advertising rituals on TikTok. Ritual is advertised on TikTok,” Chude said.</p>
<p>He added, “Native medicine, I have seen three people advertising, and people are engaging. One of the women was live from her shrine. And people were like, ‘Mama, how can I reach you?’ with a phone number.”</p>
<p>Chude also addressed speculation regarding his sexuality, which followed the release of his interview with Television Continental (TVC).</p>
<p>“When the TVC interview came out, people were saying maybe I’m gay. I’m like Lagos is full of married gay people,” he stated.</p>
<p>Chude Jideonwo’s comments shed light on some of the unusual trends and social dynamics in Lagos, showing how social media has become a space where both everyday practices and private lives attract attention.</p>

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