Limpopo Boy dropped from Creators Assembly after leaked video scandal
International dancer and musician Limpopo Boy has been removed from the inaugural Creators Assembly following the circulation of an explicit video. The event's organisers, in collaboration with BBS Bank, are now seeking a replacement.
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The Creators Assembly has announced that international artist Limpopo Boy will no longer be part of their inaugural event, following the leak of a video showing him in an intimate situation, according to the organization. The Creators Assembly, sponsored by BBS Bank, made the decision in a statement, adding that they are seeking a replacement.
The organization emphasized their commitment to the creative economy of Botswana, for which BBS Bank is providing support. The event, scheduled for the 19th to the 21st of August at the Grand Aria Hotel and Conference Centre in Gaborone, is set to continue despite the incident. Limpopo Boy, whose real name is Robert Matome Thoka, addressed the video through his management, stating that it was distributed without his consent and was both malicious and a violation of privacy.
The management described the content as stolen and urged the public not to share or interact with the video, emphasizing that distributing such material is unlawful and harmful. They are currently working with cybersecurity experts and legal teams to investigate the breach and remove the content from all platforms.
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