Nigerian skitmaker Cute Abiola has come under heavy criticism after releasing a long video that captured his wife’s childbirth surgery, sparking debate about privacy and the limits of online content.
The video, shared on YouTube on Tuesday, showed moments before, during, and after the operation. It followed the couple’s experience from hospital preparation to recovery after the baby was delivered.
On April 4, the day of the surgery, the comedian was seen outside the theatre looking worried and praying for his wife’s safety as she underwent the procedure. He also disclosed that this was her third surgery within four years, which raised concern among many viewers about her health.
As the operation went on, he documented his emotional state, showing how tense and overwhelmed he felt while waiting. He also played Quran recitations during the process as a way to stay calm. After the procedure ended successfully, he announced the birth of their baby boy and expressed gratitude.
Despite the good outcome, the video triggered mixed reactions online. Some people shared similar personal experiences, talking about how stressful it can be for a man to watch his wife go through childbirth complications.
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However, many others criticised the decision to film and publish such a private moment. Several users questioned why a videographer was involved during such a sensitive time and accused the skitmaker of turning a family matter into content for public consumption.
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Others went further to say that moments like childbirth should remain private and not be used for online attention or income. A number of reactions also pointed to a growing trend where personal experiences are shared online without clear limits.
There were also health-related concerns, with some people advising against repeated surgeries, especially within a short period.
