A Nigerian feminist has become the centre of online discussions after making a series of controversial statements in a viral video, claiming that women can reproduce without men and alleging that men were not originally part of nature.
The video, which has circulated across several social media platforms, features the woman explaining why she stopped publicly discussing her beliefs and offering consultations after she said she began uncovering information she was not prepared to share.
According to her, “Men are not part of us. They are not connected to the universe, they are not connected to nature. They’re so off from nature and the evidence is very clear that there was a time they did not exist.”
Nigerian feminist explains why she stopped speaking publicly
While expanding on her views, the woman said she had previously addressed the topic in 2025 but later decided to withdraw from public consultations.
She stated, “I made a video in 2025 saying that there was a time men did not exist. The evidence is right in front of us. That time I was doing consultation and I stopped because I began to see more than I should have seen.”
The Nigerian feminist did not provide any scientific evidence or historical records to support her assertions. Her comments appear to reflect her personal beliefs and have not been verified by experts.
Social media users react to the viral video
The woman’s remarks have continued to generate intense conversations online, with many users questioning the credibility of her claims, while others debated the broader issues surrounding gender, spirituality and feminism.
She also criticised what she described as the response of many Nigerian women to discussions of this nature.
In her words, “It’s so sad I’m a Nigerian woman because Nigerian women are pick me to a fault. Most of us that know about this information we just close our mouths and shut up.”
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The video has since attracted thousands of reactions, with commenters expressing differing opinions. While some dismissed the statements as baseless, others argued that everyone is entitled to personal beliefs, provided they are not presented as established fact.
As discussions continue across social media platforms, there is currently no credible scientific or historical evidence supporting the claims made in the viral video.
The statements remain the personal opinions of the speaker and should not be interpreted as factual findings.
