Popular Nigerian cross-dresser, Idris Okuneye, widely known as Bobrisky
Bobrisky allegedly arrested at Seme Border while attempting to flee to Benin Republic
Controversial Nigerian social media personality Bobrisky has reportedly been arrested at the Seme Border while allegedly attempting to flee to Benin Republic.
The development was disclosed by activist VeryDarkMan in a video shared on his Instagram page.
According to VeryDarkMan, Bobrisky was trying to evade an ongoing investigation by the Nigerian House of Representatives, which he had previously avoided citing health reasons.
The activist claimed that Bobrisky was apprehended by Nigerian immigration officials after attempting to hide in a vehicle to escape detection.
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It was also reported that Bobrisky had sent someone ahead to manage his passport while he concealed himself inside the car.
The news quickly spread across social media, with many users reacting to Bobrisky’s attempted escape.
Some users mocked the influencer for his actions, while others emphasized the importance of accountability, commending VeryDarkMan for exposing those who misuse their platform and influence.
As of now, Bobrisky remains in the custody of Nigerian immigration authorities and has not yet responded to the allegations.
This incident follows his absence from a recent House of Representatives meeting, where VeryDarkMan and his lawyer Deji Adeyanju were present to address ongoing investigations.
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