In a highly publicized social media spectacle, Bobrisky, a well-known Nigerian cross-dresser whose real name is Idris Olanrewaju Okuneye, has astounded his fans and followers by proudly showcasing a significant sum of money gifted to him by his partner. The controversial figure boldly claimed to have received a staggering N15 million in cash from his lover named Ade, wasting no time in flaunting his newfound wealth across multiple platforms.
Bobrisky took to social media to share a video as undeniable evidence of his extraordinary windfall. The video revealed stacks of cash, neatly arranged in denominations ranging from one million naira to five million naira, with each stack consisting of N1,000 notes.
Expressing his surprise and excitement at the unexpected delivery, the self-proclaimed "Mummy of Lagos" disclosed that Ade's account officer had contacted him to relay the news of the money. Initially skeptical, Bobrisky admitted that he didn't believe the account officer's claim until the cash actually arrived.
In his characteristic flamboyant style, Bobrisky attributed his recent allure to his irresistible appeal, proudly proclaiming that men are falling head over heels for his attention. Showering praise upon his boyfriend, he hailed Ade as "the best."
Directly addressing his doubters, Bobrisky challenged them to find fault in the evidence he presented, firmly asserting his credibility. With confidence, he declared, "Are you still doubting your Mummy of Lagos? My boyfriend is the best."
The social media sensation's extravagant display of wealth has elicited a wide range of reactions among netizens. While some fans applauded his good fortune and celebrated his lavish lifestyle, others expressed skepticism and questioned the authenticity of the cash.
“Are you still doubting your Mummy of Lagos? My boyfriend is the best.”
The social media sensation’s extravagant display of wealth has sparked a wave of reactions among netizens.
While some fans applauded his good fortune and celebrated his lavish lifestyle, others expressed skepticism and questioned the authenticity of the cash.
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