Meanwhile, After excreting three times in seven days under strict surveillance and without any trace of hard drug in the excreta of a popular Nigerian comedian, Babatunde Omidina a.k.a Baba Suwe, Image Merchant Promotion, a publishing outfit in Abuja, is offering the artiste a sum of N1 million for an exclusive right to his story that is widely referred to as “expensive shit of Baba Suwe.”

The Chief Executive of the organisation, which also publishes the Economic Confidential magazine, Hajia Sikrat Yushau, in a statement issued by McDonald Koiki, Associate Editor of the magazine, said the gesture was to provide detailed information on the experience and trauma the comedian went through during the saga.

The media outfit noted that the controversy over the case of the artiste was important to the public, as his continued detention had generated a lot of debate in both the economic and entertainment sectors.

“Not minding other interests by legal practitioners to represent Baba Suwe in suing the government and the anti-narcotics agency over his ordeal, in the event that he is innocent, we strongly believe that such information from publishers of factual publication like ours could interest the members of the public,” Hajia Yushau said.

She added that “the offer was not in any way to support drug trafficking, but in solidarity with the comedian for his travails and unnecessary detention for many days without taking him to court.”