Former Big Brother Naija contestant Eloka Paul Nwamu, popularly known as Eloswag, has recently come under fire after a private video featuring him and an unidentified woman was allegedly leaked on Snapchat. The video quickly went viral, drawing significant criticism and speculation from the public.
In response to the backlash, Eloswag took to X (formerly Twitter) to address the situation, stating that he had removed the video from his Snapchat account. His post, which he later deleted, reflected his frustration over the matter, particularly regarding comments made by the blog GistLover. The blog hinted that the leak might have been a calculated move by Eloswag to dispel rumors about his sexuality, suggesting that the video was an attempt to demonstrate he is not gay.
Feeling the weight of the public scrutiny, Eloswag indicated that he might consider taking legal action against the blog for their insinuations. The incident has ignited discussions about privacy and the implications of leaked content in the digital age, particularly concerning public figures.
He wrote;
“I posted a video mistakenly on my Snapchat by 3am and deleted it immediately, guess who has the video? GISTLOVER? How? Please can I sue? Cause it doesn’t make sense.”
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Following the scandalous leak, fans have been sharply divided, with many voicing their disapproval of Eloswag for keeping such sensitive content on his phone in the first place.
Critics argue that a public figure should be more cautious with personal recordings, especially in an era where even a small slip can spark a viral storm.