Why Crossdressers Arrested in Delta Deserved To Be Punished – Bobrisky

 

Popular Nigerian crossdresser, Idris Okuneye aka Bobrisky, has said the crossdressers arrested in Delta State on Tuesday, deserve to have been nabbed by the police.

In an Instagram post on Wednesday, Bobrisky knocked the arrested individuals for ignoring the consequences that came with their actions.

The popular crossdresser noted the country’s stance on ‘gay’ associations, saying that they all deserved to have been arrested for ignoring the laws of the land.

Bobrisky wrote, “Hey guys !!! I want to quickly address those set of guys who were arrested in Delta.

“You see this class is not meant for everyone. But I strongly believe you can learn from those A-list.

“First, there’s a law passed against you guys that you can’t marry yourselves in this country, why the hell did you all call yourself together to organise a wedding?

“That’s the dumbest news have read this week. You all deserve how you all were treated, sad truth.

“If you feel you are in love with your partner and you want to be together, why not relocate to where you are welcome?”, the post read.

In 2014, President Goodluck Jonathan, signed the anti-LGBTQ bill into law which imposes a 10-year prison sentence on anyone who “registers, operates, or participates in gay clubs, societies, and organisations,” including allies of these groups.

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