Malawians, please safeguard your private parts. We are tired of leaked nudes!

August 12, 2020 Nyasa Times Editor 24 Comments

Besides coronavirus (Covid-19), it’s becoming evident that leaking nudes is slowly becoming another pandemic.

A week doesn’t pass without other people enjoying a gaze on social media of other people’s private parts.

It’s even shocking that even elderly and honourable people are embarrassing themselves in this jazz of nudes.

What has come of us, fellow Malawians?

Technology is a tool to help us be better people. But the way we are using it to embarrass ourselves through continuous leak of nudes isn’t inspiring.

It’s time we began asking ourselves tough questions, as a nation, with regards to how we are using social media to our disrepute.

We can’t continue this road of being careless with social media. As a society, we need to refocus.

Managing how we must be using social media and technology isn’t something government must be involved through legislation.

This is a call for all of us to be responsible in how we manage ourselves. Let’s rethink the appetite of being reckless with our private parts. Private parts must remain what they are: PRIVATE PARTS!

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24 replies on “Malawians, please safeguard your private parts. We are tired of leaked nudes!”

  6. This issue of exposing maliseche is common amongst people very advanced in age. This is sad to see parents expose their private parts and it’s really disgusting. They do this as away of taking pleasure when ｔｈｅ　ｐｈｏｔｏｓ　ｇｅｔ　ｌｅａｋｅｄ，　ｔｈｅｙ　ｓｔａｒｔ　ｃｒｙｉｎｇ　ａｎｄ　ｌｙｉｎｇ　ｔｏ　ｐｅｏｐｌｅ　ｔｈａｔ　ｔｈｅｙ　ａｒｅ　ｐｈｏｔｏｓｈｏｐｓ．Ｕｈｕｌｅ　ｗａｆｉｋａｐｏｔｕ　ａｚｉｍａｙｉ　ａｃｈｉｋｕｌｉｒｅ　ｐａ　Ｍａｌａｗｉ．　Ａｎａ　ａｎｕ　Ａｋａｍａｏｎａ　ＫｕｍａｔａＫｏｋｕ　ｋｗａｎｕｋｏ　　ndiye aziti chani．　Ｌｏｎｇｏｓｏｋａｎｉ　ａｚｉｍａｙｉ　ｐｉｌｉｚｉ．　

  8. Well said. Do we need a mental health support – are majority mentally ill that we think like toddlers.

  9. Iweyo ngati chibwezi chako sichimakutumizira ma hot pictures a shadada zako zimenezo. Ndiye kuti maliseche ake ndiosapatsa nyere. Ifetu ndiye ma pictures ndiye kudya kwathu. What is selfie technology for? And akatumiza malebwede a bho iwe nthawi yomweyo gazunga kuimiratu mpaka kumutsatira Bea umuthire nayo basi. This is the reality of life nowadays.

    2. Mufa ndikuyaluka nazo. Munazolowera pornography. I pity the women and girls who do such things… ndi amuna ake a matenda ngati awo.

  10. Zopanda malamulo zopanda ricca. Banana Republic . Anduna a Information ntchito yake ndi chani? Even in RSA you can’t do that even fake new they will come and arrest you. Internet ili ndi malamulo ake. RSA anakhazikitsa

    1. Kkkkkkkk Inu bodza ili. RSA yake iti imapanga zimenene mukunama apazi. By the way, I reside in SA as well.

  12. Hold up !hold up!. I think we need to let people do whatever they want to do with their lives as long as they are not hurting themselves or others BUT Malawians need to stop making it a thing. It’s disappointing to see people not reading or putting their brains to use on important issues but you see them dropping phone numbers to receive nudes. I still don’t understand the interest in such mediocre things..

  16. Tisandukatu agalu aMalawi. Tizibisa maliseche chonde, especially women – that’s where we all come from ( if u’ll excuse my cadet language)

  17. Self respect is the only way to combat this problem, I mean why would one be so careless in such a manner? Social media will just expose those already careless. Tiyeni abale tidzilemekeze tokha the way we carry ourselves otherwise we will live to regret the use of social media

  18. I would advise fellow women and girls NEVER to trust a man by taking naked pictures no matter how much you love that man or boy. DON’T put your nakedness on camera in the name of love. Of course, the police should arrest perpetrators but women and girls should guard against themselves. Once a picture goes on social media – it will be shared for eternity.

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