Police will take action – Spokesman Adejobi reacts to DELSU male students who crossdressed as women [video]

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The Nigerian police PRO and spokesman Olumuyiwa Adejobi has reacted to a video of some male students of the Delta State University, DELSU, dressing as women.

In the trending video seen by Dockaysworld online, the young men could be seen in an assortment of female regalia.

Dockaysworld learnt that the students had only dressed in such manner due to their gender swap day as part of school activities.

While reacting to the video Adejobi promised to work on it, indicating the police force was not in approval of the prospective lifestyle choice.


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He wrote:

Noted. I will take action on this, and give the necessary advice. Thanks.

He had been replying to the caption:

Crossdresser James Brown, others to be dislodged from their thrones as some male DELSU students test the waters with expensive outfits during Gender-Switch Day.

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