Controversial crossdresser, Bobrisky has been dragged for unpaid debts, days after shutting down the internet with his one of a kind housewarming party, Crossdresser,
Hair vendor, identified as priceless hairs, has called out the crossdresser focrossdresser millions of naira.
The hair vendor revealed that Bobrisky had reached out to them to help advertise their products, to which they agreed.
However, Bobrisky didn’t deliver his job well as he only made 4 posts.
The hair vendor stated that she isn’t after him for the money as she has dashed him the 1.7 million she paid him for the job but she would go to war with him for the hairs he was given to advertise.
According to her, the braid wigs are people’s hard earned money and Bobrisky must provide it or give good account of it.
“I only posted this cos of the aunties already sending dm. Like I said, I’m not ready to even drag anybody. But really, how do you do daylight robbery? I’m not talking about my own money…. I paid 1.7 million naira to Bobrisky and he made 4 posts…no problem, take the money, I dash you. God had been very faithful…but you see those braid wigs that are women’s hard earned money, you must provide it or give good account of it! Or face the wrath of God. Liar!!”.
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