Nigerian rapper MI Abaga, has declared that there is no reason homosexuals shouldn’t be allowed to be who they are. The outspoken rapper on a podcast show tagged Middle Ground, disapproved the gay rights law in Nigeria.
In the chat that focused on lesbianism, gay rights, moral ethics and more, MI talked about how everyone is entitled to their sexuality.
According to him: “It’s not my business what anybody does. And what I mean by that is it’s my privacy. Everybody has a right to their privacy. If you bring a tape of two men having sex then you can prove [they are gay]. But for the most part, how are you going to prove without fringing on someone’s right or privacy- going through their phone. It almost seems to me to be an unenforceable law”.
However his standpoint sparked a myriad of reactions on social media, his followers didn’t quite embrace his opinion.
A disillusioned fan wrote: “I never thought I’d ever disagree with MI on anything, but saying Nigeria’s law on Gays/Lesbian is wrong…I totally disagree sir”.