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“I’m Addicted To Sex” – Madeeda Opens Up On Sex Life, Daughter And Live Before Naked Pictures


In a recent interview with TheNet, Naija’s hottest nudist, Maheeda opened up about her love for sex, boys, how she got pregnant at teenage, her daughter, daughter’s father and shares her story before the naked pictures.
Excerpts:
Did you get to perform?
No. I just sat down, sipped some champagne and made some money. I just went to cross my legs and made $3000.
How does that work?
It was just an appearance. Isn’t that cool?
Because they want to see that raunchy
chick.
It’s not like you had to do extras?
No, and when I go to Russia too, I’m not
going to be singing. I’m just gonna appear
and get paid for it.
You’ve faced a lot of criticism lately
from people who believe you are a bad
role model, how do you feel about that?
Honestly, it’s not really a very good feeling
but it’s mixed because whatever you do,
there must be a sacrifice. You must pay, so I
think that’s just the bad side of it, so I will
face it.
How do you handle such criticism?
Sometimes I respond, sometimes I don’t.
When I want to pass a message I do reply,
but only when necessary. Whatever you do,
you know people will always talk. They are
bored.
You recently shared a story about your
daughter where you said things were
pretty rough at the beginning. What’s
the story?
I got pregnant for my boyfriend about 13
years ago when I was just 17, in Kano. I think his family was tribalist because they didn’t want me around, so they offered me N2million, which was a lot of money back then, to leave the baby and go. I actually wanted to accept the money but I thought to myself, ‘Hey, you’re an orphan and this is the only blood you have.’ So, I left the money and decided to leave with my daughter.
What was the father’s involvement in
all this?
He was present all through and he never
said anything, which was strange. I think he
respected his family too much to intervene
and fight for his daughter. I think maybe
because she’s a girl, that’s why he didn’t say
anything.
What’s your daughter’s name?
Divine Favour
Is he involved in her life?
No. Ever since then it has been just me and,
besides, I don’t want to ask anything because I know they wanted the child and not me, and I can’t afford to lose her. She’s the only thing that I have.
Why did you even consider trading your
daughter for N2million?
Because I was very hungry and I was coming from a very poor background. My mum and dad weren’t there. I was 14, living in the streets, where he met me, housed, and then I eventually got pregnant for him when I was 17

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