Ogun Monarch Demands Arrest of Mandy Kiss Over Planned 24-Hour Sex Marathon in Lagos

|By Oko-Echem Agnes

The Eselu of Iselu Kingdom, Oba Akintunde Akinyemi, has called on Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to order the arrest of social media influencer Ayomiposi Oluwadahunsi, popularly known as Mandy Kiss, over her controversial plan to attempt a 24-hour sex marathon.

Mandy Kiss, in a flier she posted on Instagram on Monday, announced her intention to engage with “100 men” in one day in Ikorodu, Lagos, as a supposed Guinness World Record (GWR) attempt. She pegged October 30, 2025, as the date for the marathon, though she withheld the exact venue.

The announcement drew immediate backlash, with Guinness World Records quickly distancing itself. Responding to the viral flier shared by @Naija_PR on X, GWR stated it does not monitor or recognize such categories.

Despite the rejection, the self-styled “President of Olosho” insisted she would press ahead.

In a strongly worded open letter on Friday, Oba Akinyemi condemned the plan, describing it as shameful and a stain on her family, Ogun State, and Nigeria at large.

“Mr. Governor, it is disheartening to see a Yoruba girl from my dear state, Ogun State, planning to embarrass her parents, local government, and state before the world by having sex with one hundred men in 24 hours,” the monarch wrote.

The traditional ruler warned of health and legal consequences, questioning Mandy Kiss’ mental state and calling for her to be arrested and subjected to a drug test. He further suggested she be handed over to her parents in Ogun State and possibly sent to a psychiatric facility for rehabilitation.

Oba Akinyemi urged the Lagos State Government and the Federal Government to clamp down on what he described as rising social vices among young people fueled by reckless use of social media.

“This nonsense is a public nuisance,” he stressed. “She should not be allowed to stigmatize Lagos State, which is also the home state of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.”

The monarch concluded by advising the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) to investigate whether the influencer is acting under the influence of drugs.