Nigerian stripper left Yakutia due to threats and persecution

The stripper from Nigeria, who spoke in Yakutsk under the pseudonym Mr. Skin, announced the decision to leave Yakutia after threats and persecution received by him. It is reported by Sakhaday.

Earlier, Verkhnevilui pensioners and social activists turned to the mayor, police chief and deputies with the dedication to “figure out” with the dancer for allegedly violating the “ethical norms” of the Yakutians because of the video shot in one of the nightclubs.

The former deputy of the Parliament of the Republic, Afanasy Maksimov, also joined the persecution of Mr. Skin - he proposed to “castrate” the dancer, using the word insulting for black people. At the same time, the public outrage did not affect other club dancers.

The local official, head of the education department of the Verkhneviluy ulus, Spiridon Borbuev, also reacted to the appeal. "Do not touch the Upper Luysky pensioners. Touch others," he wrote in his telegram channel. Later he made a repost message with the praise of pensioners for the "struggle for a clean gene pool."

According to the complaints of the Yakutians, the dancer was twice called in the Office for Migration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, but he did not go to the police out of fear for his safety. Mr. Skin briefly announced his departure: "I'm afraid. I'm leaving Yakutia." He does not disclose the departure date - also out of fear that they can deal with him at the airport.

“Why don't Yakutsk love me? What is I doing bad?” The dancer asked Sakhaaday correspondent. According to him, he sincerely does not understand what his fault is: he "just danced, gave emotions and tried to stir up people."

The dancer lived and worked in Yakutsk for several months, it was his tenth Russian city. He graduated from the Kursk State Medical University, learned to informatics, masters of permanent makeup, masseur and fitness tug.