Female Broadcast Journalist of Citi FM and Metro TV, pretty-faced Shamima Muslim, has waded into the controversy of why some Ghanaian men are paying money to increase the size of their sex organs.
The issue became a topical one after a man was recently arrested and sent to court because he has a penis enlargement device which he claims he uses to elongate and fatten the penis for a fee so as to make it a better tool of good sex.
Shamima, on one of her radio programs on Citi FM, explained that in her view, some sizes of sex organs do really matter because they have a direct link to how good a round of sex can be.
Her comments on the subject came as a surprise as Shamima is largely perceived as an exceptionally pious person that could pass for a catholic nun in a nunnery. Richard Sky, a college of Shamima, took the issue up on his facebook wall and the feedback was overwhelming.
Interestingly, Shamima has since declined to comment further on the matter and the debate continues on whether or not it is a crime to have a device that enlarges the penis whereas it is not a crime to have devices that enlarge the arms and shoulders.
This is what Shamima says about herself: “I believe in conversations. They make a difference. Affirmatively disruptive conversations that give birth to new perspectives and constantly challenge previously held notions. I have learned that conversations give me a new lease of life each day, opportunities to know myself and discover-Discover what? What the world is calling for and where I will be in it.
News-one culled from citifmonline the following interview granted by Shamima.
Are you a morning person or a night person?
You know I am not exactly that characterized! I am easily happy any time just as I can easily be pissed anytime morning, evening or afternoon…
What did you want to be when you were little?
Haha-Oh boy it changed with the seasons-I had wanted to be a doctor, a pilot, sailor/naval officer-still want to fly a plane one day and go deep seas diving.
What annoys you most?
When people fail to do what is expected of them and still pretend all is well and expect you to be smiling and happy with them. That’s really annoying and I have been told I wear my heart on my sleeve most times-which means-you will be aware the moment I get angry with you or a situation – but I’m working on that. I hear it’s a cardinal rule to greatness-“never let on exactly how you fell-master your emotions I am told…”
Is there a book you read that changed your life?
No one book I have read has changed my life…
Or what’s the best movie you’ve seen?
Many best I have seen, but I still feel warm when I think about Will Smith’s ‘Pursuit of Happiness’. “Happiness’- simple it seems yet elusive it is to many!!!
The music you listen to most often?
When I do make time to listen to music, I often prefer slow tunes and yes, some love songs – softens me up a bit you know.
Which country would you visit if you had the chance?
What’s this with which, what and who … I intend to travel the world one day…every single continent-Asia-Taj mahal with my love hopefully! And more…
Who would you go to the ends of the earth for?
My parents – I owe them my life.
Who is your greatest source of inspiration>
God and the numerous people he has used to make huge differences in my life thus far…
Ever been left speechless on air?
Yes…got blank about a question I intended to ask – in the end I re-asked a question which had already been answered
Who is the one person you would love to interview, but haven’t yet had the pleasure?
Locally: Former President Rawlings, Internationally: Michelle Obama.