Bobrisky: VeryDarkman to appear before the Nigerian House of Representatives today

• VeryDarkMan is set to appear before the Nigerian House of Representatives on Monday regarding bribery allegations against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

• VeryDarkMan’s audio recording alleged Bobrisky bribed EFCC officials with N15 million to drop a money laundering case against him.

• Bobrisky claimed he avoided a six-month jail sentence at Kirikiri Prison in Lagos by securing accommodation in a lodge through his godfather’s arrangements.

• The House of Representatives has summoned VeryDarkMan, Bobrisky, and EFCC Chairman, Ola Olukoyede, as part of a broader investigation into serious allegations.

VeryDarkMan is scheduled to appear before the Nigerian House of Representatives on Monday regarding bribery allegations involving the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

This controversy arises from an audio recording released by VeryDarkMan, in which the crossdresser Bobrisky purportedly stated that he had bribed EFCC officials with N15 million to dismiss a money laundering case against him.

In the alleged audio, Bobrisky also mentioned that he managed to evade a six-month prison sentence at Kirikiri Prison in Lagos due to arrangements made by his godfather, who supposedly secured him lodging in a facility rather than incarceration.

In light of these serious accusations, the House of Representatives has summoned VeryDarkMan, Bobrisky, and EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede as part of a comprehensive investigation into the issue.

Deji Adeyanju, the legal representative for VeryDarkMan, confirmed that his client will appear before the National Assembly Investigative Panel to aid in clarifying the Bobrisky scandal involving the EFCC and officials from the Nigerian Correctional Service.

Adeyanju wrote: “We will be at the National Assembly tomorrow with our client @thatverydarkman to assist in investigations into allegations by Bobrisky that he/she paid N15m to have money laundering charges dropped by EFCC and also bribed prison officials to stay in an apartment.”