Kemitalk’s stance on cross-dressers and homosexuals has been unequivocal. For two decades, I have maintained that I have no issues with homosexuals and trans individuals, having lived in North America for three decades and interacted with many. However, I must reiterate my dislike for cross-dressers. A controversy arose earlier this year between myself and the Igala people of Kogi state on Facebook regarding their comedians’ practice of dressing like women to elicit laughter. While some find Aloma’s skits amusing, others, including myself, find them irritating. It is hypocritical to condemn homosexuality while condoning cross-dressing. One does not need to dress like a woman to be humorous. In fact, one does not need to dress like a woman to be humorous. Again, one does not need to dress like a woman to be humorous. This issue has resurfaced with Portable, who is currently irritating me. I have previously addressed the issue of protecting young African children from the influences of Bobrisky and James Brown. It is contradictory to reject homosexuality as part of our culture while accepting cross-dressing. It is essential to discuss cross-dressing with your children, as it is not acceptable behavior.