Nigerian crossdresser, Idris Okuneye Olanrewaju popularly known and addressed as Bobrisky, has further expressed frustration over the consistent social media taunts from many Nigerians and netizens.
It’s no news that Bobrisky has been in the news after purported audio of him telling a man allegedly that he paid money to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to drop his money laundering charges and secured a private apartment where he served his prison time, was released by social critic, Martins Vincent Otse popularly known as VeryDarkMan.
In the audio clip, the man alleged to be Bobrisky also said he contacted Nigeria rapper, Falz, to tell his father, Femi Falana, to help him secure a presidential pardon.
The Falanas, on Monday, October 14, had issued a letter through their lawyers to Bobrisky asking him to tender an apology within a twelve hours(12 hour) ultimatum or face legal action.
In response, Bobrisky insisted he had no knowledge of the person in the viral audio and didn’t pay Falana or Falz to secure a pardon.
He had earlier, responded to the letter from the renowned lawyer Femi Falana and his son, musician Folarin Falana, popularly known as Falz.
Bobrisky apologized for alleged defamatory remarks made in audio recordings shared by social media activist, VDM.
Falana’s letter included a 12-hour ultimatum, warning of potential legal consequences should Bobrisky fail to comply.
In a statement posted on his Instagram Story late yesterday, Bobrisky firmly denied the allegations of defamation.
Recall that Niger Delta Connect earlier reported that Bobrisky dismissed claims that he had bribed the Senior Advocate of Nigeria to obtain a presidential pardon, emphasizing that he would no longer engage in public discussions regarding the matter and would leave all legal matters to his attorney.
Additionally, Bobrisky distanced himself from the controversial audio recordings, stating that the individual responsible for sharing the content should be held accountable.
Earlier today in a video shared on the Instagram page on, Bobrisky said he was tired of the continuous social media saga and wondered if he was the only celebrity in Nigeria.
Bobrisky also questioned what he had done or bought from anyone that Nigerians would not allow him to rest.
