- CSP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the public relations officer for the Nigerian Police Force, has responded to the widely shared video of male students at Delta State University (DELSU) transvesting on Gender-Switch Day.
- They experimented with expensive clothing on Gender-Switch Day, male DELSU students created an online fashion statement.
- There were a variety of responses to the video. While some individuals found it amusing, others found the male students’ behaviour on Gender Switch Day to be absurd. In response, CSP Olumuyiwa Adejobi expressed displeasure with the footage showing male DELSU students cross-dressing and threatened to take legal action.
The public relations officer for the Nigerian Police Force, CSP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, has commented on the widely circulated video of transvestite male students at Delta State University (DELSU) celebrating Gender-Switch Day.
Male DELSU students made an online fashion statement yesterday, July 19, 2023, when they experimented with pricey attire on Gender-Switch Day.
Male DELSU students demonstrate their ability to take on James Brown and other well-known crossdressers, demonstrating their eagerness for such a day to arrive.
The Nigerian Police Force responds to footage showing male DELSU students transvesting
They looked exactly like women, as evidenced by their use of heavy makeup, skirts, wigs, shoes, crop tops, bags, and frontal nails, among other things.
Social Media Reaction:
The video received a variety of responses, as was to be anticipated. While some people chuckled at it, others thought the male students’ behaviour on Gender Switch Day was ridiculous.
CSP Olumuyiwa Adejobi reacted to this by disliking the video of male DELSU students engaging in crossdressing and, hence, threatening to take action.
In his words;
“Noted, I will take action on this and give the necessary advice. Thanks.”
chris_yaks: why are you taking action with school activities students are doing to have fun. a kill*r is there tweeting with his phone and you haven’t arrested him sir.
chyomsss: It was a social experiment/fun at their school . Is that suppose to be a crime ?? How about the ones that hav openly declared to be gay/cross dressers/trans . What have you done about them ?.
iam_linchpin: I’m not for or against the DELSU Male Cross Dressers but my question is, what’s does the Nigerian Police meant by “I’ll take action on this”? Nigerian Police & Misplaced priorities 🤝.
agirlnamed_esther: Which action have you taken against killaboi?? Tchewwww! Unnecessary rubbish.
fitjoseph: Who else notice that Instagram and Twitter ppl are two different groups, here on Instagram they are Democrats and on twitter they are Republican, i love Instagram people we don’t stand for misplaced priorities and the country is hard enough to tell ppl not to enjoy their cruise.
ralph_newrevelation: I support him,let’s stop promoting nonsense in the name of cruise.
savvy_sam08: Those supporting them are mostly ladies. Please what the significant of this activity in the school or society, they’re are other activities that is fun note not all school activities should be acceptable especially the one that doesn’t have any significant impact on us this clearly promoting 🏳️🌈 and in the school system for the matter also why do you girls like to support male cross dressing or behaving like a female omo Una don spoil this country finish even without him saying he work on it I no like police but I support him on this one this shit as to stop and you ladies should go to US Where y’all belong and can even have one as child Una go Dey share lipstick but not here in Nigeria.
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