Why not? if its super hot and nice, let it pop twice! I know right!, you've probably seen this beautiful woman's photo before and yes of course it went viral last week when her fiance Elikem, decided to share with the world, a glimpse of what he has been enjoying.
More importantly for bloggers, this African woman's body is the most hottest commodity online and you can ask the experts if you doubt me. Polikem commands the largest interest than any other celebrity chic I ever wrote an article on. According to few bloggers I spoke with, they prefer to write about Pokello than doing stories on politician or sports icons because she has huge readers' interest, and this probably might be the reason why most writers do negative stories about her, because she sells.
As much as I accede to the opinion that, being on high demand comes with some negative sides, my sincere belief is that, bloggers, especially African writers must make sure that, we protect our celebrities' status and cocoon their identities against international platforms, therefore we need to be heedful in our celebrity reportage.
Our gossip pages must tilt more towards good stories and hey, a little sense of truth won't be bad. Its particularly sad reading bad and unsubstantiated 'gossips' about our stars and this does not serve anyone's good, including both writer and celebrity. It is worth noting that, these celebs have attained their repute(s) by hard work and persistence integrity considering the part of the world we find ourselves. It is not right for anyone in the name of getting more readers to his/her blog to start publishing rubbish about them. Its just not right and we must stop it!
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