“Go and date your mate” – Temmie Ovwasa slams those in their 30s dating people in their 20s and expect them to have life figured out
Nigerian singer, Temmie Ovwasa, has tackled people in their 30s who date those in their 20s and expect them to have life figured out.
Temmie, in a series of posts put out on Twitter on Friday, December 23, said she finds it disturbing when 30+ people date younger folks who just finished becoming teenagers.
The openly gay singer, who is very vocal about her sexuality, further questioned why an adult will want to date a younger person, instead of their age mate.
Temmie Ovwasa wrote:
“If you’re in your 30’s dating someone in their 20’s (number 1, why?)
If you are, and you expect them to have shit figured out as much as you do,
You don’t have sense, Mummy Please go and date your mate.
This shit is rampant within the lgbt community.
Don’t you think something is wrong with you developmentally?
I’m not even looking at it from an ethical standpoint now, I’ve been with women that were decades older than me and I refuse to grow up into that kind of person.
Why do you have so much in common with someone that just finished being a teenager?”
Temmie Ovwasa, born 29 November 1996 and popularly known as YBNL princess is a Nigerian singer, songwriter and artist. They signed a record deal with YBNL Nation in August 2015 but left the label in 2020 after having a disagreement with the label owner Olamide.
Ovwasa is openly lesbian and non-binary. In 2020, they dropped the first openly gay album in Nigeria.
Ovwasa was born on November 29, 1996 in Ilorin, to a father from Delta state and mother from Osun state. She had their basic education at Grace Christian Schools and her secondary school education at Dalex Royal College, both in Ilorin Kwara state. She later studied Medical Anatomy at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology.
Temmie Ovwasa started singing at an early age of eight when she wrote their first song and was part of their church choir and due to her musical talent, her mother gave her her first guitar when she was 12.
She shot into the limelight in 2015 when Olamide reached out to her via Instagram and she was then signed to YBNL record label which earned her the name YBNL princess but she left YBNL after disagreement with the label boss.
