"S*x is my hubby...Don Jazzy and Clarence Peters are really hot", Maheeda Speaks Again

Since you dropped your first Gospel single, “Hallelujah” back in 2012, we haven’t heard any other Gospel songs from you. Why the decision to go back to secular music? 
Like I said, I never specified that I was a secular artist nor did I say I was
a Gospel artist. I choose to take the best of both worlds and put it in my music. If I want to thank God for his mercies, I will. And, also, if I want to tell you that I love s*x, I will.

With a young daughter, do you feel that your ‘s*xy propaganda’ might be teaching her to do the same? How would you feel if your daughter started putting up semi-n*de photos on her own Instagram page? 
My daughter is thirteen years old and well- trained. Schools in Europe teach s*x education. They teach them what to do as a teenager and they also teach them what not to do. At home as well, I put more light into what the school has taught her. My daughter knows her limits and I am a happy mum. Some pastors’ kids end up always being in clubs and it’s by their choice. One thing I’ll just say is that children will make choices. We, as parents, can only pray that they make good ones.

What are some of your hobbies and favourite pastimes?
S*x, dancing, reading and social media websites, Twitter and Instagram (laughs).

On your social media platforms, you have mentioned that you’re just doing what you do best and that is being s*xy.Who does Maheeda find s*xy?
I think that Clarence Peters and Don Jazzy are really hot. I like the kind of guy that talks less but does more. If you apply that in bed, hmmm, it’s really s*xy. I love surprises, in and out of bed. I want to be ‘wow’-ed. I want the guy to make me wander (laughs).

Will you be collaborating with any musicians in the near future?
Hopefully, I will be collaborating with a few musicians in the near future. I am currently begging a lot of them now. Since they have now passed my level, I want them to pull me up to theirs but them never answer me yet. Let’s see how the Nigerian music industry supports their own. At the end of the day though, if they don’t support me, I guess it’s just between me and my God then. And, my God is one who makes a way where it seems to be no way.