On Thursday, the Moroccan security authorities decided to prevent the singer “Toto” from traveling, according to the website.Hespress“.
A well-informed source told the site that the rapper, Taha Fahsi, “known as the Grand de Toto, was banned from traveling outside Morocco, according to a judicial decision against the background of the journalist’s complaint, Mohamed Al-Tijini.”
The source added that “Toto” was trying to travel, Thursday, “in the direction of a European capital to perform an artistic concert.”
AndThe statement of the Moroccan rapper caused “Toto” regarding his consumption of cannabis, in addition to speaking in terms described as “profanity” during an artistic ceremony organized by the Ministry of Culture in Morocco, last September, in great embarrassment to the Minister of Culture and Youth, Mehdi Bensaid.
Despite the passage of weeks since his concert, the words of rapper Taha Fahsi “Toto” continue to provoke discussion in the cultural and political circles in Morocco, with opposition parties criticizing Siham for the minister’s choice of an artist who represents a “bad role model for youth”, as he described it.
In his answer to a journalist’s question during the symposium held on the sidelines of the celebrations in Rabat, the capital of African culture, the Moroccan singer said that he uses hashish, and he has no problem with that, adding that he did not buy it from a place far from Morocco, and it is accessible to everyone at any time of the year. times.
He continued, “I buy hashish from its source, and it is known worldwide that hashish is in Morocco, and there are those who come to visit us to smoke it.”
These statements came after sentences deemed “obscene and offensive to public modesty” were repeated by “Toto” during the artistic concert hosted by the Souissi platform on September 23 last.