The Union of Content Creators and Influencers, under the leadership of Acting President Mr. Micheal Nwabufo, also known as Mike Premium, has taken a stand to aid in the release of skit maker Trinity Guy. Trinity Guy, whose real name is Abdullahi Maruff Adisa, has been held in police custody following a controversial skit in which he inappropriately portrayed a female minor. Notably, the skit was created with the consent of the girl's parents before being shared on the internet. 

In a heartfelt plea for mercy, the Union of Content Creators and Influencers submitted a letter to the newly appointed Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, requesting a courtesy visit to introduce the union and reaffirm its commitment to promoting responsible content creation in Nigeria. 

Mr. Micheal Nwabufo emphasized that the union's primary objective is to uphold best practices and ethical standards in content creation. They strive to create an environment where skit makers can express themselves freely while adhering to guidelines that protect the welfare and dignity of all individuals involved. 

By advocating for the release of Trinity Guy, the Union of Content Creators and Influencers aims to strike a balance between creative expression and responsible content creation. They understand the importance of addressing concerns related to inappropriate or harmful content, particularly when minors are involved. However, they also recognize the need for fair judgment and an opportunity for individuals to learn from their mistakes. 

As the union awaits a response from the Inspector General of Police, their actions underscore a growing recognition within the content creation community of the necessity to self-regulate and contribute positively to the society they engage with.