Rapper Olamide In danger Of N3 Million Fine, One-Year Prison Term Over "Wo" Video (Full Significance)

Nigeria Indigenous rapper, Olamide Adedeji might be in danger of a N3 million fine and one-year imprison term for advancing the utilization of tobacco in his as of late discharged video, 'Wo'. As indicated by Dailypost. 

The government service of wellbeing had advised people in general that the rapper had disregarded the 2015 tobacco act, cautioning that the video had "hazardous general wellbeing content". 

The ministry wrote on Twitter

"People in general is educated of the hazardous general wellbeing content and infringement of Tobacco Control Act 2015 in "Wo" by @olamide_YBNL#ClearTheAir.‎ 

"The substance and video contains scenes that abuse the prohibition on Tobacco Publicizing, Advancement and Sponsorship arrangement of the demonstration #ClearTheAir." 

The 28-year-old rapper, who is marked to his own particular record name, YBNL, had come back to Ladi Lak in Bariga where he was raised to shoot the video of his most recent single. 

As indicated by the 2015 Tobacco Control Act, it is precluded to advance or promote tobacco or tobacco items with the exception of between a maker, retailer and consenting people over 18 years old. 

"No individual might advance or promote tobacco or tobacco items in any shape. 

"No individual should connect with or take an interest in any tobacco publicizing, advancement or sponsorship as a media or occasion coordinator, VIP or other member," it read. 

As per the 2015 law, any individual who disregards the law confronts the danger of a fine and prison term of not over one year. 

Individual that produces or distributes publicizing, advancement or sponsorship content might draw in a fine of at least N3,000,000 and a term of detainment of not over one year.