Notwithstanding, in a visit with Saturday Beats, the comic says its unrealistic for him to scratch off his show as a result of the decision. As indicated by him, the occasion had been arranged much sooner than the decision date was published and in the event that he wiped out the show, he would lose a great many naira. Basketmouth said:
"This has been a yearly show in the most recent six years. It is an establishment and it holds each Valentine's Day in the UK paying little respect to the day it falls on. It has been going on for as long as six years and the venue has been busy long back. The tickets have been at a bargain much sooner than it was published that races would hang on that day.
Lamentably there is nothing I can do about it in light of the fact that everything is prepared and I need to go ahead with my show. The individuals discussing it clearly don't have the foggiest idea about that it is an establishment that has been on for around six years. I can't wipe out the show due to decisions," he said.
The diversion trader said he was certain that the few individuals that raised protest are for the most part Nigerians who live abroad. He included that in the event that he was in the nation amid the decision, he would vote on the grounds that he is pleased to be a Nigerian.
"On the off chance that around thirty individuals that are likely in London and would not vote remark on my page; that does not imply that my entire fans are vexed with me. To be perfectly honest, on the off chance that they are discussing fans' remarks, I might want to see around three million remarks from diverse individuals to demonstrate that they are miserable. On the off chance that you check well, those individuals that are remarking are not in the nation. They are most likely some place attempting to get their lasting occupant grants. I have no reason not to vote; I am a glad Nigerian," Basketmouth said.
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