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Bobrisky: Kano bans movies promoting cross-dressing

Bobrisky: Kano bans movies promoting cross-dressing
The Kano State Government has issued a ban on all movies and cinematic productions that promote thuggery and cross-dressing within the state.
The announcement came via a press statement from Abdullah Sani Sulaiman, the media officer of the State’s Censorship Board.
The decision follows complaints from residents about content deemed to contravene cultural values.
“It is high time we put a stop to this sort of films that corrupt the morals of the Kano people,” the board stated.
The board noted that it was “high time to fish out any film that may demoralize our customs, norms and values in the name of reaching popularity, viewers or business making”.
The board also commended the people of the state for their vigilance in reporting any content perceived to be at odds with cultural and Islamic principles.
Nigerian Police Force had said cross-dressing was not an offence under Nigerian law.
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The Nigeria Police Force on Tuesday said it could not arrest popular cross-dresser, Okuneye Idris Olanrewaju, better known as Bobrisky over calls to arrest the socialite.
There have been calls for Bobrisky’s arrest, especially after social media influencer and blogger, Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan in recent videos condemned the award of Best Dressed Female to the cross-dresser at a Nollywood event.
However, the Force Public Relations Officer, Olumuyiwa Ademola told Channels TV on Tuesday that cross-dressers could not be arrested because there was no law against cross-dressing in Nigeria.
He also said there is no evidence to support claims that cross-dressers also belong to the LGBTQ+ community.
He said, “There are some cases that are always very difficult to prove.
“I’m not ruling out that we have many of them. Let us be reasonable, you can’t have someone you want to prosecute without having credible evidence against them. I have not read anywhere where cross-dressing is an offence in Nigeria.
“Some of them that are into cross-dressing, the allegation is that they are into something else.
“That’s where the problem lies. We need to have enough proof, credible evidence to prove that they are actually into that. All those offences are natural offences in Nigeria and they are punishable under our laws.”
Bobrisky: Kano bans movies promoting cross-dressing
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Court bans viewing of controversial film, ‘Gang of Lagos’

Court bans viewing of controversial film, ‘Gang of Lagos’
A Lagos High Court in Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS) has banned public viewing and streaming of a controversial film entitled, “Gang of Lagos”.
The order was contained in a consent judgment delivered by Justice Idowu Alakija. The order of the court followed terms of agreement between parties in the suit delineated LD/6903GCM/2023 between Isale Eko Descendants Union & 2 Ors against Amazon Web Services and 11 others.
The judge agreed with the submission of the applicants that the movie erroneously portrayed and disparaged the cultural heritage of “the well respected Eyo Masquerade of Lagos and the peace-loving nature and the long standing traditions of the Isale-Eko People.”
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Justice Alakija ordered the defendants in the matter to “tender an unreserved apology to the applicants in this regard”.
Justice Alakija also asked the defendants to tender an apology to the applicants, Isale Eko Descendants Union.
“In consideration of the mutual promises contained herein and in full and final settlement of all the claims in this suit, the parties hereby agreed that the 3rd to 11th respondents shall jointly issue a letter recognising the applicants’ position that the movie tenitled, “Gangs of Lagos” erroneously portrayed and disparaged the cultural heritage of the well-respected Eyo Masquerade and the peace-loving nature and the long-standing traditions of the Isale-Eko People, and shall therein, tender an unreserved apology to the applicants in this regard.
Court bans viewing of controversial film, ‘Gang of Lagos’
Entertainment
I’ve videos of multiple men sleeping with my wife – Ijoba Lande

I’ve videos of multiple men sleeping with my wife – Ijoba Lande
Nollywood actor Ganiyu Kehinde Morufu, popularly known as Ijoba Lande, has made shocking allegations about his estranged wife, Dara, claiming that he has eight videos of different men sleeping with her.
Speaking during a livestream interview with Daddy Freeze, Ijoba Lande stated that aside from his colleague Baba Tee, who recently admitted to being involved with Dara, there were several other men.
He expressed deep pain over the situation, revealing that the videos show rough sexual encounters between his wife and the men.
“I have eight videos of other men sleeping with my wife aside from Baba Tee. It’s so painful. I watched how these men were spanking her,” he expressed.
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Platinumpost reported that Baba Tee recently admitted to getting intimate with Ijoba Lande’s wife, Dara.
However, he claimed that he wasn’t aware she was married.
Meanwhile, Lande’s estranged wife, Dara, has denied sleeping with Baba Tee, claiming that she only sat on his leg while naked during a ‘Truth and Dare’ game in his house.
I’ve videos of multiple men sleeping with my wife – Ijoba Lande
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I may forgive my wife for cheating but – Ijoba Lande

I may forgive my wife for cheating but – Ijoba Lande
Nollywood actor Ganiyu Kehinde Morufu, popularly known as Ijoba Lande, has revealed that he has chosen to forgive his estranged wife, Darasimi, despite allegations of her involvement with multiple men.
Speaking in a recent interview with media personality Daddy Freeze, Ijoba Lande cited religious reasons for his decision, stating that forgiveness is necessary for his own spiritual well-being.
However, he made it clear that despite forgiving her, he would not accept her back.
“I won’t accept her back, but for me to make heaven and for God to forgive all my sins, I will forgive her. She has done her own, I forgive her, but it’s gone,” he said.
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His statement follows his earlier claims that Darasimi had been involved with over 20 men in the entertainment industry, including Yoruba actor Babatunde Tayo, also known as Baba Tee.
Initially, Baba Tee denied the allegations but later admitted to being intimate with Darasimi, claiming he was unaware she was married at the time.
In response, Darasimi refuted the claims of infidelity, insisting that she never had sexual relations with Baba Tee.
She explained that during a “Truth or Dare” game at his house, she only sat on his lap while naked, dismissing the allegations as exaggerated.
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