Nigerian singer and recording artist, Korede Bello has opined that government should consider castrating rapists as means to clampdown rape in the country.

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Over the last few days, the topic of rape has been dominant and heavily discussed across many platforms after Uwaila Omozuwa, a Nigerian student, got raped and murdered in a church.

While the police is working tirelessly to bring the perpetrators to book, Korede Bello suggests every rapist that is arrested and proven guilty should be castrated.

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On twitter, the Mi Casa singer joined the many who questioned why such inhumane act could be orchestrated at the presence of ‘God’ with the criminals going scot-free.

Meanwhile the Edo State Police Command has arrested on of the suspects linked to the rape and murder of Miss Vera Uwaila Omozuwa.

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Nigerian music producer Don Jazzy and Reality TV star Mercy Eke has slammed rapists and anyone protecting them over the rampant crimes in Nigeria.

Just like the many celebrities, Don Jazzy and Mercy Eke reacted to the death of 22-year-old Vera Uwaila Omozuwa, the 100-level student of the University of Benin who was raped and murdered in a church in Edo state.

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But the two personalities took their reacting a notch higher by calling for strict measures to curb the fast spread of violence in the nation.

On Instagram, Don Jazzy shared “.. I believe every rapist deserves to die. If you are a rapist out there and you see this, you should be ashamed of yourself and I want you to know that one day you will pay for your barbaric crimes…”

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Mercy Eke tweeted in a note meant to welcome her fans into the month of June saying “…Every young girl deserves to grow up in a society that’s safe…”

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Iconic Nigerian Record Producer, Don Jazzy, is getting all the love and admiration on micro-blogging site twitter today after he disclosed his stands against rape.

Don Jazzy publicly condemned the act, highlighting its disgusting and inhumane nature.

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Rape and its dehumanizing nature has been a topic well spoken against in society yet remains predominant even in this modern age. Several organizations have rise up against it and Don Jazzy is latest to add his voice.

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Sharing on twitter his opinion on the disgusting act, he wrote;

“It’s so heartbreaking to see how far some people would go to dehumanize others for their own sexual urge and satisfaction. As children grow, parents need to give them proper orientations on respecting people’s will and not forcing them against it.

“Lawmakers, law enforcers and the Judiciary also need to work in unison to revamp our laws on sexual crimes to address these endemic acts and give the most effective deterrents to them. Our society should be one that frowns against these acts and not enable them. I hope everyone who have been victims do find their healings and get the justice they deserve #SayNoToRape“

Fans of the MAVINS Records CEO have also shared how surprised they are after reading the tweet Don Jazzy made, lauding him all the praise on social media.

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While a fair share of Africans are unfamiliarized with the LGBT train and frown against same sex relationships, Nigerian actress cum singer, Ashionye Michelle Raccah, is advocating for the adoption of homosexuality.

Ashionye states that homosexuality is not a disease, thus Nigerians must endeavor to end discrimination against homosexuals.

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The actress said this to QedTV at the premiere of Funmi Iyanda’s movie, ‘Walking with Shadows’. Speaking at the premiere of the movie which is about a married man whose wife later found out he was gay, Ashionye said people need to realize that a person is not made to be gay but is born gay.

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In her own words, “It’s high time we began to accept every human being irrespective of their sexuality. I’m a human being whether I am straight or gay. It’s high time we began to realise that we are basically just one and we shouldn’t judge. I know we have this 14 year sentencing in Nigeria but then again you can’t change a person whoever he or she is.

Some people say being gay is made, you become gay. I don’t believe that. I believe someone who is gay is born that way, that’s who the person is, and it is not a disease. It is not something to be afraid of. It is not something to judge” 

Asked if she will accept her child if he or she grows up to be gay, Ashionye admitted;

“If you are born straight, that’s who you are. If I am born lesbian, that’s who I am. I did not become lesbian. Like I said, it’s not a disease. I have people close to me, family and close friends, who are actually homosexual men and queer women and I absolutely love them. To be honest, I have a lot of male friends who are actually homosexuals and they give the best advice. They love me for who I am and I absolutely love them for who they are”.

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When asked if she supports the reversal of the 14 year jail penalty for any homosexual caught in the act, she admitted;

”Yes! Why should we judge people for who they are. Why should we crucify people for who they are. Like I said, it’s not a disease. It is not a crime. If a man or woman is being judged for being queer or being gay, then why am I not being judged for being straight?“

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