"Delta State Official Vows Legal Action Against Bobrisky for 'Best Dressed Female' Award Controversy"

Senior Special Assistant to the Delta State Governor on Media, Mr. Ossai Success, has made headlines with his bold declaration to initiate legal action against popular Nigerian crossdresser, Bobrisky, and the producer of the movie "Ajanuku: Beast of Two Worlds." The controversy stems from Bobrisky receiving the "Best Dressed Female" award at the premiere of the said movie held at the Circle Mall in Lekki, Lagos State.

Taking to Facebook, Ossai expressed strong disapproval of Bobrisky's recognition, condemning it as an endorsement of transgenderism and a negative influence on Nigerian youth. He went as far as asserting that Bobrisky's place is in prison rather than on a glamorous red carpet.

Ossai's scathing remarks didn't stop there; he called for swift government intervention and urged federal authorities to arrest both Bobrisky and the movie producer for allegedly championing transgender and LGBTQ+ rights, which are prohibited by Nigerian law. He criticized the attendees of the movie premiere, labeling them a "disgrace to womanhood" and advocating for the banning of the movie from airing in Nigeria due to its alleged promotion of transgender identity and LGBTQ+ rights.

Asserting that it is the right time for government action, Ossai intensified his calls for intervention, adding urgency to his demands. As tensions rise, the spotlight shifts to the Nigerian government, which faces mounting pressure to address the contentious issue of LGBTQ+ rights within the nation's borders.

With voices on both sides of the spectrum clamoring for attention, the outcome of this impassioned dispute remains uncertain, leaving many Nigerians anxiously awaiting the next chapter in this unfolding saga.