The Public Relations Officer of the Zone 2 Police Command, Mrs Dolapo Badmos, has asked homosegxwals to flee the country or face wrath of the law. In a post on her official Instagram handle, she also called on Nigerians who have evidence against homosegxwals to come forward with such pieces of evidence.
She wrote: “If you are homosegxwally inclined, Nigeria is not a place for you. There is a law (Same Sex Prohibition Act) here that criminalises homosegxwal clubs, associations and organisations with penalties of up to 15 years in jail.
“So, if you are a homosegxwal in nature, leave the country or face prosecution. But before you say, ‘does this matter?’ Kindly note that anything against the law of the land is criminal and all crimes will be punished accordingly no matter how small you think it is.
“The law says a person who registers, operates or participates in gay clubs, societies or organisations, directly or indirectly makes a public show of same-sex amorous relationship in Nigeria commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a term of 10 years. Anyone convicted of entering into a same-sex marriage contract or civil union faces up to 14 years imprisonment. All LGBT candidates in Nigeria should beware.” All LGBT candidates in Nigeria should beware. Badmos’ post drew many reactions on her social media page, with some condemning the police for going after homosegxwals and ignoring more pressing issues. Others accused the police of being partial, pointing out that a cross-dresser, who now identifies as a transgender, had become a celebrity but was left alone because he was rich.
In her response, the police spokesperson said, “In view of my last post about homosegxwals and the law banning them, some people have been mentioning one particular name (very risky though) to be one.
“Kindly be informed that if you have any evidence or exhibits that can establish the case against him/her, please don’t hesitate to bring it up for a comprehensive investigation. Prosecution and conviction of suspects are not based on imagination rather it is based on evidence otherwise it will be treated as hearsay which is not admissible in court.
“Until then, let us keep our fingers crossed and not keep our lives risky. Thank you.”
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