NBC Warns Radio And TV Stations Not Play Olamide`s Song “Science Student”

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Nigeria Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has criticized the warning Not to be broadcast (NTBB) against the recent music of rapper olamide called Science Student.

Notification of the ban on the transfer of the song was sent to all radio and television stations in the country during the week.

In addition, NBC Director of Public Relations Hajia Maimuna Jimada confirmed NBC's position on the music trend on Wednesday, saying that while the regulator did not ban music, they did not consider it appropriate for music. transfer.

"NBC does not forbid music, it is our mandate to know what is happening on the radio and on television." Olamide employee was declared "incapable of transfer," she said. .

Asked about the context in which the song was declared unlawful, Jimada alluded to the abundance of mention and subtle promotion of inadmissible drugs. He also issued a permanent notice to all the media within his jurisdiction.

"We tell our license holders to comply with the law or be subject to sanctions," she said.

Often called King of the Street, Olamide uses his native language to what can be considered a subtle and metaphorical description of how drugs and substances are abused in the streets of Lagos. He mentions the use of prohibited drugs, such as codeine, tramadol, inadvertent substances, such as monkey tail, scush, shisha, alomoterming, referring to those who use them and mix them as students in science. This classic award follows what scientists work in a laboratory that mixes chemicals.

However, Olamide seems to reveal these activities in his music, using terms such as Ashiri Eko to get the sheep, Ashirite (revealing the mysteries), sing on drugs, and judging the general mood, not to mention the pictures that point to the song .

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