NBC on Lil Kesh's 'Shoki'Song Not Banned, Advised Not To Play Vulgar Version

Media reports had inside the previous two days uncovered that airplay limitations have been put on the tune, drawing an enormous clamor over the move. Be that as it may the NBC have uncovered that the tune has no boycott set on it.

In light of reports which have coursed the media, the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC) have uncovered that they didn't boycott the hit melody, Shoki By Lil Kesh.

Media reports had inside the previous two days uncovered that airplay confinements have been put on the melody, drawing an immense clamor over the move.

In any case the NBC have turned out in an arrangement of tweets to uncover it as untrue. As per the authority twitter handle,  they particularly said that the tune was not banned, yet a radio station was limited from playing a club rendition amid 'Family Time", that is the period when kids have entry to all media.

In their statement: "We at the National Broadcasting Commission can affirm there was no such boycott. A club variant of the tune can't be played on radio. The club adaptation contains profane verses which was played around 9am which is considered as "family time". The station that broadcast the club variant was asked to play just a suitable telecast form of the tune. Amid these times kids are presented to all media & it is the NBC's obligation to secure the show privileges of youngsters.

"There is a show code to take after by every telecast station and this station neglected to go along. This said station has been endorsed for playing a club form amid family time. We at the NBC did not boycott "Shoki"- by Lil Kesh. We essentially asked the suitable show variant to be played on the radio."