Popular Nigerian rapper, Folarin ‘Falz’ Falana, the Pop daddy crooner has written to the Nigerian Immigration Office over the punishment given to the female officers that featured in the social media pop daddy Challenge by posting them to a remote area.



The ladies namely: Priscillia Irabor, Binti Attabor, Catgherine Bakura, Blessing Alfred and Ockiya Eneni were pictured changing from their official uniforms into casual outfits while Falz’s ‘Bop Daddy’ song was playing in the background.



The Nigerian social media space recently criticized the NIS when they announced that the five female officers were being posted to remote areas in Nigeria as a punishment for their ‘immoral behaviour’ in line of duty.


Falz has since expressed his disappointment over the issue and written the NIS a letter, citing Public Service rules and letting the NIS understand the need to follow proper protocols in the handling of such cases.

In the letter, Falz requested that the NIS should have a second thought about its decision to post these officers as the country continues to ‘breed a strong sense of solidarity particularly during these trying times’

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