The Arch Bishop couldn't have put it better…

What you think is a custom to you might as well be a taboo to others, or what you think is natural to you just might be supernatural to some others, and also vice versa.

In my opinion, I think it is a misplaced priority for the police or any other Task Force to invade strip clubs. It is a violation of the fundamental human rights of those concerned, (they have the right to leasure, and a pursuit of happiness). The question we should ask ourselves is: How does their actions (strippers) constitute "public disturbance" or a breakdown of law and order? To my knowledge, those strip clubs are not operated in the open street (I stand to be corrected), it is even only those who can afford the luxury of coughing out N10,000 – N50,000 that can afford to even be represented in those closed-door heavily guarded clubs. And if those Task Force people are even sincere, what is the "public outcry" that they referred to.? Were those girls entertaining on the streets? Who among the 'outcryers' and the Task Force men have ever seen a public display of these strippers on the streets? I guess none, so why the blackmail?

I think if the Task Force people doesn't have any work to do, they should go and pick brooms and start sweeping the main roads instead of wasting task payers money on actions that does not make any meaningful economic or social impact.

Strip club is a form of entertainment, and those people who value such fun should not be deprived, as much as alcohol, cigarette are not crimes, so why this? or is Lagos now a Sharia state.

A scientific proof I can give for this action is:

1. The Task Force people are simply responding to the cry of housewives who are so afraid that their husbands frequent these clubs and out of jealousy simply wished those clubs dead.

2. It may also be that they (Task Force) are religious fanatics who wants as much as possible to impose their own level of morals on everybody else – that is unfair!

There are so many "agberos" in our bus stops, there are so many pick-pockets on Lagos streets, there are so many robberies and kidnapping going on, there are so many Bode Georges out there..

Task Force – Where is your scale of preference? Fashola is a very responsible, God-fearing, business-minded, serious, hardworking Governor, I don't think harmless, unseen-in-public naked girls will be his worry now, don't paint the people's Governor in bad light. the recent arrest of indecently dressed women by police is still fresh in our minds.

"- Fashola no send una"

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Policemen should face their work and stop harrasing these people.

Not to justify thier actions, but Nigeria has bigger problems.