Renowned Nigerian activist Martins Vincent Otse, also known as Verydarkman, has once again criticized Nigerian police for failing to arrest Bobrisky despite charges of lawbreaking.
Recall that Bobrisky and VeryDarkMan had a heated argument yesterday afternoon, during which the activist claimed that various prominent persons in Nigeria are backing Bobrisky, which explains the police’s unwillingness to arrest him.
In retaliation, Bobrisky lashed out at VeryDarkman and issued a warning, threatening to expose incriminating material if the activist continued to interfere with his affairs.
In a new video posted on VeryDarkMan’s page, he can be seen questioning Nigerian police and various government officials, seeking an explanation for the apparent protection given to the transgender individual.
He cited specific sections from the country’s constitution that state that anyone publicly exhibiting fondness for someone of the same gender should face imprisonment and a minimum punishment of ten years in prison.
He also presented video evidence demonstrating multiple instances in which Bobrisky openly engaged in romantic displays with people of the same gender.
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