Controversial Nigerian singer, Portable, has made headlines once again, this time for revealing his past intentions towards popular crossdresser, Bobrisky. In a recent interview with Echo Room, Portable openly discussed his former feelings for Bobrisky, admitting that at one point, he harbored a sexual interest in the social media influencer. He confessed that he had secretly messaged Bobrisky, initially believing that he was a woman. “Bobrisky is my friend. However, we had some disagreements because I once advised him to stop presenting himself as a woman, as I believe that his actions do not align with the will of God,” Portable shared in the interview. He went on to explain that his original goal was to flirt with Bobrisky and pursue a sexual relationship. “At the time, I didn’t know Bobrisky wasn’t a woman. I deeply regret any offense I may have caused. I am someone who always speaks the truth,” he added. This confession has sparked various reactions, with many fans and critics alike expressing their thoughts on the matter. While Portable’s words may be controversial, they shed light on his unfiltered nature and his tendency to speak his mind, regardless of the situation. Check out our latest post on Nigerian Celebrities Making Headlines. For more details on Bobrisky’s career, visit BBC’s feature on Bobrisky. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
Idris Okuneye, also known as Bobrisky, is a controversial crossdresser who has reportedly been arrested by EFCC agents. Shortly after revealing his departure from Nigeria, the social media star announced his arrest on his Instagram feed on Thursday night. According to reports, he was arrested by anti-graft agency investigators while traveling to London via Lagos’s Murtala Mohammed International Airport. Bobrisky said he was seriously hurt in the assault and appealed for Nigerians’ assistance in the late-night message. “The EFCC just arrested me; Nigerians are helping me.” I’m seriously hurt,” he wrote. The brother of the former governor of Ekiti State, social commentator Isaac Fayose, posted a picture of himself and Bobrisky boarding the same airplane earlier on Thursday. London. Bobrisky was later taken from the airplane, which was allegedly headed to London, by airport officials, according to a video that has gone viral online. This occurs days after Nigerian Immigration allegedly caught the crossdresser trying to leave the country on October 22 at the Sème frontier. After being found guilty of naira abuse in April, Bobrisky’s suffering came after an audio tape made public by critic VeryDarkMan claimed that the transvestite had paid high-ranking jail officials to obtain a private prison outside of Kirikiri prison. Additionally, according to the leaked recording, Bobrisky used the assistance of well-known singer Falz and his father, legal luminary Femi Falana, to pay some EFCC officers to dismiss money laundering allegations against him. READ ALSO: 23 Persons Killed In Fresh Herdsmen Attacks On Benue Community However, Bobrisky refuted these allegations, saying he was not accountable for the audio leak and asked the Falanas to blame VeryDarkMan instead. We Love to have you back, Kindly Subscribe to our NewsLetter
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An investigative panel has revealed that Idris Okuneye, also known as Bobrisky, served a full six-month prison sentence without sleeping outside prison, despite claims to the contrary. Bobrisky was sentenced on April 12 and released on August 5, 2024, for violating currency laws. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, the Minister of Interior, ordered an investigation after an activist, VeryDarkMan, shared a video alleging that Bobrisky bribed Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) officials to avoid money laundering charges. The video also suggested that Bobrisky was allowed to serve the sentence in a private apartment, allegedly arranged by a “godfather” and Haliru Nababa, the Controller General of the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS). The investigative panel, led by Magdalena Ajani, found no evidence supporting the claims that Bobrisky served time outside prison walls. The panel confirmed that Bobrisky was transferred between different custodial centers, including Kuje, Kirikiri-Apapa, and finally the Maximum Security Custodial Centre in Lagos, from where she was released after completing her sentence. However, the panel criticized the transfer of Bobrisky, a first-time offender, to a maximum security facility, which violated Sections 164A and 164B of the Nigerian Correctional Service Act of 2019. The report also highlighted the privileges Bobrisky enjoyed during her time in prison, including a furnished single cell, access to a humidifier, frequent visits from family and friends, self-feeding, personal errands run by other inmates, and access to a fridge, television, and possibly a mobile phone. The panel questioned whether these privileges were granted due to financial corruption and recommended further investigation. It also called for clear guidelines to prevent discriminatory treatment based on an inmate’s socio-economic status and to manage similar cases more appropriately in the future.
