Comedian, Ayo Makun Apologizes To TBoss, Nigerians Who Misinterpreted His Jokes To Promoting R@pe

Nigerian comedian, Ayo Makun was underfire over his reckless comment during his annual Easter comedy show on Sunday, where he defended disqualified BBN contestant, Kemen on stage. 


AY, says his action was as a result of  'Konji', saying that the only reason people were crucifying Kemen was because cameras recorded what happened. This was done in the presence of TBoss on stage and other Nigerians watching as it was streamed live. It sparked outrage on social media and people slammed him. In swift reaction, AY has take to his social media handle to now apologize. 

Read it below.. 

"I know a lot of people did not see the joke before lashing on me… and no amount of me trying to explain myself would do me any good which is why I am uploading it (see below) so Nigerians and indeed all fans of the AY brand will be fully informed. I want to apologize to @officialTboss_, the entire Tboss nation and Nigerians who interpreted the joke to be promoting rape. It was never my intention to come across as a supporter of any form of assault to women.

"I was only touched and inspired to share the joke when I learnt that Kemen came out alongside other church members when Pastor Paul Adefarasin asked those under immense pressure to the point of wanting to commit suicide to step out for prayers. Also coupled with the fact that he had personally apologised to Tboss after he was disqualified.

Like I said in the joke, I have a wife and a daughter, and I will never be in support of any such action that is designed to promote r@pe or any form of se_xu*al assault that will demean womanhood."

Watch the videos below..

HERE IS PART 1 & 2 OF THE RAPE JOKE I SAID AT AY LIVE I know a lot of people did not see the joke before lashing on me… and no amount of me trying to explain myself would do me any good which is why I am uploading it so Nigerians and indeed all fans of the AY brand will be fully informed. I want to apologize to @officialTboss_, the entire Tboss nation and Nigerians who interpreted the joke to be promoting rape. It was never my intention to come across as a supporter of any form of assault to women. I was only touched and inspired to share the joke when I learnt that Kemen came out alongside other church members when Pastor Paul Adefarasin asked those under immense pressure to the point of wanting to commit suicide to step out for prayers. Also coupled with the fact that he had personally apologised to Tboss after he was disqualified. Like I said in the joke, I have a wife and a daughter, and I will never be in support of any such action that is designed to promote rape or any form of sexual assault that will demean womanhood. (CLICK ON MY BIO FOR FULL VIDEO)

A post shared by Ayo Makun (@aycomedian) on Apr 19, 2017 at 1:30am PDT

PART 2 OF THE (T-BOSS) RAPE JOKE (Kindly see Part 1 before seeing this)

A post shared by Ayo Makun (@aycomedian) on Apr 19, 2017 at 3:31am PDT