“Date a billionaire that will stand up for you” – Bobrisky advises ladies as he reminisces on his EFCC ordeal

• Bobrisky was apprehended by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) at Murtala Muhammed International Airport while attempting to board a KLM flight to London via Amsterdam.

• The EFCC has arrested Bobrisky on allegations of bribery, alleging he paid N15 million to EFCC officials to dismiss money laundering charges.

Crossdresser Bobrisky has shared on his social media platform the support he received from his affluent boyfriend during his recent arrest by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) several months ago.

It is important to note that Bobrisky was apprehended at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport while attempting to board a KLM flight to London with a layover in Amsterdam.

The EFCC revealed that Bobrisky’s arrest was linked to allegations of bribery, specifically the assertion that he had paid N15 million to EFCC officials in an effort to have money laundering charges against him dismissed.

Reflecting on his experience with the EFCC, Bobrisky has taken the opportunity to advise women to steer clear of relationships with financially unstable men.

Using his own situation as a reference, Bobrisky highlighted how his billionaire boyfriend came to his aid during his legal troubles with the EFCC, emphasizing that his partner provided protection and lavish support during that challenging time.

He wrote;

“Imagine I was dating a broke man, what would have happened to me during my EFCC saga? Date a billionaire that will stand up for you, a man that will protect you and spoil you”.

In other news, A Nigerian lady took to social media to voice her disappointment after an usher allegedly asked her to leave a church service because of her clothing.

She described the humiliation she faced in front of the crowd and shared a video of her outfit that day.

She was spotted in a trendy two-piece outfit that showed off her thighs, saying it was what she wore to church.

She added a caption to the video: “POV: Sharing this because an usher asked me to leave church due to my outfit.”

The video has led to different opinions among Nigerians on social media.

Some support the usher’s actions, saying that proper dress is important in places of worship. Others, however, think the church should be more accepting and not judge people based on how they look.