The Director General ,National Council for Arts and Culture, Otunba Olusegun Runsewe has appealed to Nigerians irrespective of their gender to avoid sharing public toilet with Bobrisky , over health related issues that could lead to multiple infections.
Bobrisky real name Okuneye Idris Olarenwaju , has come under criticism by the council and some youths over his lifestyle recently.
Bobrisky is the male Barbie of Snapchat in the Nigerian on the social app.
Runsewe in a chat with newsmen described Bobrisky as a health threat to mankind ,alleging that there is 70% possibility for the transgender character to spread unknown illnesses to others who share same facility the him.
According to him , the transgender character case is worst than a Ebola adding that the council would continue to kick against such practice in Nigeria
He noted that ” Bobrisky is a serious health hazard for Nigeria and Nigerians.
“The health hazard Bobrisky has is worst than Ebola.
Runsewe , warned travellers and tourists to be careful wherever they notice the presence of the guybabe,mostly as it affects sharing of public facilities.
He lamented that ” Women are prone to get various types of disease without from the toilet than sexual intercourse.
“Now Bobrisky will enter the same toilet with a woman and at the end the woman will contact some kind of diseases.
“When she gets home and sleep with the husband , and the husband discovered he has been infected the next thing is to divorce that woman that share same toilet with Bobrisky , without knowing the actual cause of how the wife got infected.
Bobrisky case, he reiterated would increase the rate of divorce among couples , adding that issues surrounding Ebola spread started due to lack of ignorance on the part of Africans.
” Bobrisky is not a joke but a dangerous hazard,” the DG lamented.
The council’s boss maintained that NCAC would continue to fight socio cultural ills in the country ,pointing out that cultural corruption, which the Boy George character falls under is most dangerous when compared to economic corruption being handled by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
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