You deserve a miserable death - Former BBNaija housemate slams deadbeat fathers (screenshot)

Popular Big Brother Naija reality star Gifty Powers has taken to her Instagram handle to throw shades at deadbeat fathers. According to the young lady, she disclosed that men who have children and have not catered for them are not worthy of being a father.

It could be recalled that Gifty recently got into a social media war with her ex-boyfriend and singer Mr 2Kay. The singer claimed that Gifty’s baby girl, Alisha, is his daughter but the young lady disclosed that only a mother knows the true paternity of her baby’s father.

On Monday, January 14, Gifty decided to slam all fathers who fail to take full responsibility of their children. She disclosed that they will die a miserable death.

Her post reads: “There is a giant different between a Dad & a Father. Now, a Dad is a sperm dono (one who distributes his sperm around without self-control). While, a Father is one who takes full responsibilities of his child, from pregnancy till date. If you are a man and feel so proud calling yourself a Father when you never even full plate b4, then you are nothing but a worthless thing and deserve a miserable death.”

See screenshot of her full post below:

You are nothing but a worthless thing - Gifty Powers blasts deadbeat fathers (screenshot)

Legit.ng earlier reported that Wizkid’s baby mamas Binta Diamond and Shola both revealed that he is indeed, a deadbeat father. Diamond shared a post wishing Chris Brown was her child's father instead of Starboy, who apparently does not handle any responsibility concerning the child's welfare.

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