South African adult-content creator and influencer Leshaan Dagama has publicly refuted claims by Senator Adams Oshiomhole that a viral video showing him allegedly massaging her feet aboard a private jet was AI-generated.
The clip surfaced online days ago, sparking widespread outrage in Nigeria as users identified the woman as Dagama, known on TikTok and Instagram for her “professional sugar baby” persona and explicit content. Her bio explicitly warns financially unstable individuals to stay away.
On February 4, 2026, Senator Oshiomhole’s media team dismissed the footage as a “poorly crafted and edited fake AI video” created with malicious intent to blackmail and tarnish his reputation, pointing to visible inconsistencies around the 0:06-second mark.
In response, Dagama took to her Instagram Stories amid mounting backlash from Nigerians, urging critics to direct their anger toward the senator instead of her:
“Your senator is the problem, go be mad at him, not me.”
Hours later, she escalated the controversy by directly addressing the AI claim:
“Video wasn’t AI but okay, believe your senator.”
The post quickly went viral, triggering a flood of mixed reactions online:
– @chrissmartest: “Make Adams pay this lady finish b4 she expose more oo.”
– @ogbeniTitus: “She’s now using Adams to advertise her market.”
– @mine44000: “OS don cast Senator 😂😂😂.”
– @xvela: “It’s a shame Oshiomhole fell for someone just looking for clout, only to blame AI for the fallout… it just proves how dishonest our politicians can be.”
– @Collins_Paul_cp: “Funny thing about this tweet is that this senator rate this lady a lot more than the Nigerian masses. See her here calling him a liar, but he will still gladly send her our allocation if she requests for it.”
– @buchi_beluchi: “E sure me say this girl bill osho baba wetin no good. Baba weighed his options and decided to Ben Johnson. Nigeria politician i know will pay anything to avoid this global embarrassment, but for this one to come out like this, that means the bill fucking too much.”
– @AB_REKT: “A sitting senator lied publicly, the same senator is campaigning for APC, yet you guys will say why don’t we trust and believe in APC and the government.”
The back-and-forth has intensified public debate over the authenticity of the video, deepfake technology, accountability of public figures, and the intersection of private conduct with political reputation. While Senator Oshiomhole maintains the clip is fabricated, Dagama’s insistence that it is genuine has fueled speculation about potential further disclosures.
The controversy continues to generate intense online discussion, with many Nigerians questioning the implications for public trust in elected officials.
