In response to reports which have circulated the media,
the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC) have
revealed that they did not ban the hit song, Shoki By Lil
Kesh.
Media reports had within the past two days revealed
that airplay restrictions have been placed on the song
» , drawing a huge outcry over the move.
But the NBC have come out in a series of tweets to
reveal it as untrue. According to the official twitter
handle » , they specifically mentioned that the song was
not banned, but a radio station was restricted from
playing a club version during 'Family Time”, that is the
period when children have access to all media.
In their word: “We at the National Broadcasting
Commission can confirm there was no such ban. A club
version of the song cannot be played on radio. The club
version contains vulgar lyrics which was played around
9am which is considered as “family time”. The station
that aired the club version was asked to play only a
suitable broadcast version of the song. During these
times children are exposed to all media & it is the
NBC’s duty to protect the broadcast rights of children.
"There is a broadcast code to follow by every broadcast
station and this station failed to comply. This said
station has been sanctioned for playing a club version
during family time. We at the NBC did not ban “Shoki”-
by Lil Kesh. We simply asked the suitable broadcast
version to be played on the radio."

Dem do porn?

Dem do p*rn?

that question is for NBC to answer!