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Youths beat three crossdressers, force them to strip (Video)

A viral video captures the moment three crossdressers were beaten and being interrogated by some men.

The crossdressers who are believed to be homosexuals, were beaten with bottles then humiliated and forced to strip naked.

The incident occurred on Saturday, May 1, at Sunset Bar in Cotonou, Benin.

In the video, the men are seen harassing the crossdressers. The men forced them to take off their clothes while also slapping them and throwing objects at them.

One of the victims told The Observers that the attack was planned.

Another said: “My man knew I was transgender and asked me to invite my transgender friends. When we arrived, he asked me to go outside.

“Once we managed to get outside to help our friend, they began attacking the three of us. There were about 200 men there, and they forced us to strip naked while they laughed and filmed up. It was humiliating.”

Watch the video below;

Nous venons dénoncer une fois encore une énième agression contre les personnes LGBTQI au Bénin à quelques jours de la célébration du 17 Mai.Nous condamnons ces actes avec la dernière rigueur.Nous vous reviendrons pour plus de détails. @EgidesAlliance @FrontlinDefend @ISDAOSankofa pic.twitter.com/CoPQ80HSzC
— Hirondelle Club Benin (@HirondelleBenin) May 1, 2021

The Freelance and Independent Broadcasters Association of Nigeria has called on the Alaafin of Oyo Oba Lamidi Adeyemi to strip Fuji singer K1 De Ultimate of his title as Mayegun of Yorubaland.

The group made the call on Friday in Abeokuta, Ogun State

They alleged that K1 brutalised an Ogun State-based broadcaster Wole Sorunke alias MC Murphy at the 60th birthday party of the Olu of Itori Oba Abdulfatai Akamo in the Ewekoro Local Government Area of Ogun State.

K1 and Murphy were both invited to the party to perform as musician and compere respectively.

FIBAN President Desmond Nwachukwu said K1’s conduct was a mockery of Yoruba race, and that the incident had been reported to security agencies. They also threatened legal action.

“We would like to tell His Majesty that it is not too late to strip him of that title. We have to understand that this is Yorubaland and this is where culture and tradition are held with a lot of candour,” he said.

Murphy, a popular radio personality, said the feud began after K1 snubbed his client Fasina Olajide whom he took up stage to be eulogised by Ayinde as is customary of Fuji singers.

Murphy said after the attack, K1 apologised to him.

K1’s media manager Kunle Rasheed, when contacted, said in a text message to PUNCH: “Nothing of such happened. Anything that happened to him (Murphy) has nothing to do with Alhaji (K1)