By Jane Okafor, Abuja
Controversial Nigerian cross-dresser Idris Okuneye popularly called Bobrisky has disclosed his intention to name celebrities he has had romantic relationships with in Nigeria before fleeing the country.
The crossdresser in a recent video posted on Snapchat also disclosed that he had intimate relationships with 7 Nigerian celebrities.
He stated this while discussing the betrayals that forced him into exile, adding that he would also expose fake people in Nigeria, especially in the nation’s entertainment industry.
“The time is coming when I will list seven celebrities I have dated in Nigeria. The time is coming when I will expose fake people in that country,” Bobrisky said.
Crossdresser Bobrisky said he has found a place where he is officially recognised as female and receives the respect he deserves.
Recounting the condemnation by some Nigerian celebrities and politicians during his ordeal with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the cross – dresser said he has detached himself from the country’s expectations
He expressed his frustration with Nigerian officials, lamenting that some of them allegedly bullied him, emphasising that he is done with the country and won’t return, except for visits.
“Nothing will bring me back to Nigeria. I will never live in Nigeria. If I need to come to Nigeria, it will be a visit because this country suits me.
“Why would I want to leave a place they appreciate, love, care for me to a place I will be bullied. Senators, ministers bully me. Why are you bullying me? You have a job but you left it to bully me.
“I never knew I was so special until November, 2024 when ministers and senators started discussing me.
“Imagine a minister leaving work to focus on Bobrisky. Am I that important? The ministers in this country, they don’t have time, they are busy but Nigerian ministers are busy choosing Bobrisky. Now, I have left the country for you people.
“…If I lived in Nigeria for 100 years, they would never put ‘female’ on my passport or driver’s license. But here, I’m respected for who I am.
“I don’t want to be in a place people are judgemental. Nigeria is never my home anymore, I’m done with you guys,” he said.
