James chukwueze Obialor, popularly known as James Brown, has reacted to the demise of his fellow cross-dresser, Abuja Area Mama.
Sequel to the sudden demise of Ifeanyi, popularly known as Abuja Area Mama, Brown, in an Instagram video, warned his colleagues to refrain from standing by the road side or been seen outside in their drag-queen Clothing.
The cross-dresser is a Nigerian internet personality, a dancer, and Brand influencer, born February 22, 1999, in Lagos, Nigeria.
He was first noticed in 2018 precisely, following a police arrest in a viral video, where he made the phrase, “They didn’t caught me”. He was arrested alongside 46 others for being gay allegedly, and spent a month in Ikoyi correction Facility, which the case was later dismissed by the court.
Brown had a catch phrase, “Hey DURLINGS” that he uses to address his followers on social media. In 2021, he released a single that was titled “hey durlings”.
In the video, Brown in sadness, stated that the demise of Abuja Area Mama, was too sudden, lamenting in regret that, Area mama could have reduced his movements as time passed.
“I no know who dey advice am, you don blow small, you suppose reduce your work wey you dey do, don’t you know they have marked your face?”.
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He further went on to talk about some of the dangers and implications affecting them as cross-dressers and their well-being at large. He also opened up about what drew him to cross-dressing, expressing that it was all for the internet. However, he revealed that he has never met his colleague, Abuja Area Mama in his entire life before his passing.
“Most of you dressing as women, standing on the road, your lives are at risk. I have never dressed as a woman and stood by the road. Mine is for Instagram content . I am a drag queen, but my own drag queen, na to do content for Instagram, and to shoot movies. I do my thing for content-sake. Even if you do your own drag-queen, it doesn’t mean you should go and stand on the road. Nigeria is a homophobic country, please stay safe out there”.
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