The National Council for Arts and Culture’s (NCAA) Director-General, Segun Runsewe, has petitioned the House of Representatives to grant his organization the authority to sue Big Brother Nigeria’s producers for n#dity in the reality TV program.
Runsewe, who made the announcement on Tuesday, October 4, also wants the authority to pursue transgender people like Bobrisky.
Runsewe claimed that the n#dity demonstrated by the popular show’s organizer is against Nigerian culture when testifying before an ad hoc committee looking into the overlap of ministries, departments, and agencies.
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According to the DG, once the council’s ordinance is properly amended, they would be able to take legal action against BBN organizers and transgender people like Bobrisky.
“I am the first person who took Big Brother Nigeria to the NBC to report them because they were having… I took it up and Big Brother (organisers) tried to reach me and I told them that if the culture in other parts of the world is to be n@ked – n#dity, etc., they should not bring it to Nigeria because our culture is rich and it respects the integrity of our country.
This honourable House just needs to empower us with just a legal framework and that nons£nse will stop,” he said.