A cross dressing activist reveals plans to run for Rivers State governor in female clothes while criticizing Wike’s son on Coconut Head Media.
A Nigerian cross dresser and human rights activist has caused a big stir on social media after speaking during a recent interview on the popular online show Coconut Head Media.
During the eye opening discussion, the activist shared shocking details about how he uses female clothes to get past tough situations at police stations, while also announcing his bold plan to run for the highest political office in Rivers State during the next general election.
Speaking on how he handles law enforcement officers, the activist explained that dressing like a woman gives him special favor whenever he visits police stations to help people in trouble.
He revealed that police officers treat him with much respect and soft words whenever he wears full female makeup and dresses, which allows him to easily negotiate freedom for locked up citizens.
He argued that no one should judge how another person dresses, stating, “Everyone can dress how they want. No one came into this world with clothes; we all came naked.”
When asked about his long-term goals and what he hopes to achieve in the next five years as a social activist, he rejected the idea of putting a time limit on his vision.
“I have no time frame, and every day is a time for me,” he stated firmly. Looking ahead to the next election season, he announced his intention to contest for the seat of the Governor of Rivers State.
He boldly declared that when the time comes to purchase the official nomination form, he will march straight to the party office dressed fully as a lady to collect it.
Addressing his financial standing and political independence, the activist stated that he uses his own personal money for his daily needs and political movements.
Because he funds himself, he insisted that he will never bow down to any political godfather, emphasizing, “I have my personal money and would not need to bow down to anyone because I do not want Wike to rule over me.”
The activist also launched a heavy verbal attack against the son of Nyesom Wike, Jordan Wike, criticizing his lifestyle and lack of contribution to the growth of Rivers State.
When the interviewer asked if Wike’s son could ever become a good leader, the guest quickly dismissed the idea, saying, “He is not, and when you see a good leader, you will know.”
He accused Wike’s son of wasting opportunities, noting, “He keeps wearing designer clothes and spending the state’s money, and there is evidence. He is not a leader.”
He further added that despite being educated, Wike’s son does nothing to help the people or bring change to the state.
Defending his own qualifications to govern, the activist revealed that he studied Political Science and also read a bit of Law in school.
He argued that his educational background gives him the right knowledge to lead, but stressed that political power should be open to all citizens regardless of their background.
“Even someone who is a civil servant can be a governor,” he stated, insisting that willingness to serve matters most.
The interview has sparked intense debate among political observers and youth groups across the country regarding political leadership and individual rights.
Jennifer Baba is a journalist, international news correspondent, and writer at Moderncrux, where she covers artificial intelligence, fintech, emerging technologies, global politics, and international affairs. Based in Nigeria, she is passionate about transforming complex global developments into clear, engaging stories that inform and inspire readers.
