Bobrisky fiercely replies netizen who begged him to return to Nigeria

  • Crossdresser, Bobrisky vehemently ditched the idea of returning to Nigeria.
  • A fan had initiated the plea, urging Bobrisky to come back to Nigeria but he forbade the idea.

Nigerian crossdresser Idris Olanrewaju Okuneye, better known as Bobrisky, stirred up social media after responding to a fan urging him to return to Nigeria.

Recently, Bobrisky left Nigeria for the United Kingdom amid ongoing issues with the Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and activist, Verydarkman. Bobrisky even claimed he had sustained injuries from alleged “mishandling” by EFCC officials.

Since moving abroad, Bobrisky has been actively sharing glimpses of his new lifestyle, posting photos and videos that show him enjoying a luxurious and lively life overseas.

In a recent post, Bobrisky shared an image of himself looking stylish in a red sweatshirt and with his hair in a chic bun.

He captioned the photo, “New location looking good on me already❤️,” hinting at how well he’s adapting to life outside Nigeria.

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This post quickly attracted attention, with fans expressing mixed emotions about his absence.

One fan, @tofunmi_oflagos, commented, “Bob we miss you, come back😂,” 

Bobrisky, however, firmly declined the idea, replying with, “God forbid.”

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In other news, Bobrisky calls out the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission as he shares disturbing images of injuries sustained during an alleged forced removal from a London-bound flight at Lagos’ Murtala Muhammed Airport.

Bobrisky claims the EFCC was responsible for his unjust removal, insisting he committed no offence to warrant such treatment.

The self-styled ‘Mummy of Lagos’ emphasized his innocence, stating that he doesn’t smoke nor does he drink, yet he was manhandled like a criminal.

Lastly, Bobrisky also expressed gratitude to his brother for standing up for him, reaffirming their strong bond.

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