Director General National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC), Otunba Segun Runsewe has commended Kaduna State Governor Nasir El Rufai for ordering the demolition of a house slated as a venue for a sex party in Kaduna state.
The house located in Sabon Tasha, on the outskirts of Kaduna metropolis was demolished by the state Urban Planning Development Agency (KADUSPA) on the express orders of Governor El Rufai who was angered by the public show of disrespect for Nigerian culture and total disregard to the public good.
Runsewe whose agency last year had a running battle with cross-dresser influencers particularly Bobrisky, nailing the spread of defiant influences to the walls, said that Governor El Rufai deserves kudos for a prompt response to the disgusting sex party in the state.
“But for this intervention by the governor, Kaduna state possibly would become the new capital and destination for sex tourism in Nigeria, leading to social disconnect and dislocations with drug peddling in tow and our children destroyed in the process,” he said.
According to him ‘in 1992, Senegal and Uganda, experienced a massive influx of sex tourists and immediately took hard measures to curb it because if left unchecked, sex tourism will damage the spiritual, moral and cultural values of any society and there are no sentiments about dealing with it as Governor El Rufai has done.’
Runsewe stressed that there is the need for Nigerian leaders and parents to monitor closely what their children are up to and quickly nip untoward attitudes and activities in the bud.
“Certainly, Governor El Rufai has vindicated our position on the need to stop and arrest the unfortunate presence and foreign behavioral influences threatening our culture and tradition.
Am sure with the pulling down of the house for a sex party, sufficient signals have been sent to other deviants, their sponsors, and the public. The law of this country must be applied to the fullest to stop this rage from the pit of darkness,” he added.
