BREAKING: Skit Maker, Trinity Guy Turns Self To Police

Skit maker, Abdullahi Maruf Adisa, popularly known as Trinity Guy has reported himself at the Oyo State Police Command.

He turned himself in, to the police on Friday.

Recall that Trinity Guy was invited on Thursday by the police command in connection with a prank video that involved a female minor.

In the video, the skit maker was seen asking a visibly scared little girl of about 8 years to tell him the colour of his private part.

The video sparked massive condemnation on social media.

“Good Morning Fam! Abdullahi Maruf Adisa AKA Trinity reported at the Oyo State Police Command at exactly 1000hrs today. Recall he was invited yesterday over a video depicting the sexualization of a female minor. Updates would follow in sequence, please,” the Oyo police command said on its official Twitter handle.

In a follow-up post, the command also said the skit maker would be meeting shortly with the Deputy Commissioner of Police, State Criminal Investigation Department for his invitation.

Trinity Guy had caught the attention of the Spokesman of the Nigerian Police, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, who requested his arrest over another of his prank video where he scared passersby with ‘gunshots’

In that particular skit, Trinity Guy feigned he was under attack from gunmen.

Unaware it was a prank, passers-by were seen scampering for safety from the supposed attack.

The video generated outrage on social media, with many people calling out the comedian for the “extreme prank”.

Also, in the video that involved the female minor, Adejobi retweeted the skit and called for the arrest of Trinity Guy, saying he should be detained and charged in court.

The force image maker had previously warned skit makers who use pranks for a living to regulate them because they endanger Nigerian lives.

The skit maker had on Thursday spoken up on the demand for his arrest by Adejobi.

In a new video posted on Facebook, the skit maker expressed gratitude to his followers and also appreciated Adejobi for his fatherly role in calling pranksters who go overboard with their craft to order.