Why Bobrisky can’t be allowed in Benin – James Brown

  • Nigerian crossdresser James Brown discloses why his mentor, Bobrisky, is unable to enter Benin City, Edo State.
  • A fan expresses worries about LGBTQ safety in Benin; James Brown reassures personal safety but highlights a different situation for Bobrisky.
  • James Brown claims that due to the LGBTQ tag, his mentor Bobrisky would not be adequately protected in Benin City, deeming it unsafe for him.

Nigerian crossdresser James Brown has caused a buzz by disclosing the reason why his mentor, Bobrisky, cannot enter Benin City, Edo State.

The revelation came in response to a concerned fan who expressed worries about the safety of LGBTQ members in Benin.

Addressing the fan’s concerns, James Brown reassured that he feels safe in Benin City, asserting that his own safety is not compromised in the city.

James Brown.

However, he made a clear distinction, stating that the same cannot be said for Bobrisky.

He emphasized that Benin City is an unsafe place for Bobrisky due to the association with the LGBTQ community.

James Brown hinted that the city might not provide sufficient protection for Bobrisky, who is widely regarded as his mentor in the world of crossdressing.

The controversial post has since generated significant attention and discussions on social media platforms, with users expressing diverse opinions on the matter.

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In similar news, A number of Benin youths has taken to the streets to protest against the presence of popular Nigerian crossdresser, Bobrisky, in the city.

The protest was fueled by alleged insults directed at the revered Oba of Benin by the socialite in a video that circulated last year.

The controversy stems from a video where Bobrisky humorously suggested that the Oba of Benin should marry him.

The remark, though intended as a joke, has deeply offended many residents who view it as a disrespectful affront to the rich cultural heritage of Benin.

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