The recent ban by the Nigerian Broadcast Commission (NBC) the musical videos of some Nigerian artistes has continued to spark off a trail of reactions.
Fans are faulting the NBC ban on twitter and facebook, and we now have reactions from some of the artistes involved.
In response to the ban, P Square’s publicist, Bayo Adetu said, ‘we also just saw the story online this morning and we do not think that the NBC’s ban is justifiable’.
Mavin Records‘ artiste, D’Prince tweeted this afternoon, ‘Apparenty NBC has banned take banana video and some others? …Oh well more videos in works’.
Rising afro-hiphop star, Tillaman had this to say, ‘So they banned my Koma Roll video… We ain’t letting this stop us! Expect our reply coming up in a bit’.
Also commenting on the ban, KCEE of the disbanded pop group, KC Presh tweeted, ‘I think we have some drunk people working in NBC, what’s wrong with the videos they just banned?’
other artist involved are
Tillaman ft Vector- Ma Roll (contains Intimate and suggestive dance steps)
Flavour – Shake (vulgar and suggestive dance steps)
Goldie – Ski bo bo (features minor with suggestive and immoral dance steps)
Chuddy K – Chop My Dollar (features ladies and children with suggestive and Intimate dance steps )
Timaya – Shake Ur Bum Bum (Intimate, suggestive dance steps with vulgar lyrics)
NBC is yet to respond to NET enquiries.
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