The Nigerian Police Force has promised to apprehend any woman caught having sex with dogs and photographing it for social media use in the country.
In response to a recent occurrence of a woman engaging in bestiality, Muyiwa Adejobi, the Force Public Relations Officer, issued a brief statement on Saturday.
According to Adejobi, the woman in the viral video will be pursued by the police and will face the full weight of the law.
He asked Nigerians to help the police with any valuable information on how to catch the lady and anyone else involved in the conduct as a deterrent.
According to a police officer, the distribution of bestial-natured films on the internet would not be tolerated.
"I definitely want us to take action on these ladies who are involved in unnatural offenses (including bestiality) and put them online," he stated. We're pleading with you to provide us with any helpful information on how to locate these girls.
Sleeping with an animal is a crime punishable by up to 14 years in prison under the Nigerian Criminal Code and Penal Code Acts.
Meanwhile, Uriel Oputa, a former Big Brother housemate who is now a well-known chef, has taken to social media to express his views on the growing trend of bestiality.
Following reports of dogs sleeping with women going viral, here is the next development.
In response to the news, the reality star posted a statement on her Instagram page on Friday, condemning such a lifestyle and expressing concern about the present generation's desire for instant gratification.
She also addressed the spiritual consequences of such horrible behavior, urging individuals to do better.