Nigerian cross dresser Bobrisky has claimed this boyfriend gave him N15million cash.
He flaunted the cash gift on his Snapchat from the boyfriend who he identified as Ade, resident of the highbrow Banana Island in Lagos.
He wrote: “Ade said his account officer should bring N15million cash.
“Their fada. Dis man will die on my head. But seriously if you see lately damn I’m hot. Account officer don call me o!!! Said ma Oga said I should bring some cash to you. I don’t wanna believe sha until dis man get here.”
He also posted a video with the caption: “Are you still doubting ur mommy of Lagos? My boyfriend is d best.”
The controversial crossdresser, Okuneye Idris Olanrewaju, popularly known as Bobrisky, also recently disclosed that he was deported from the United Arab Emirates because he looked different from the photo on his passport.
Bobrisky disclosed that on arriving at the airport in Dubai, he was sent back to Nigeria because of the country’s Islamic laws which prohibit cross-dressing.
He said he has been to Dubai several times but was deported that fateful day because it was on a jumʿah day.
The cross-dresser was featured on the recent episode of the TokeMoments audiovisual podcast hosted by Toke Makinwa.
He said that when he got to Immigration, he wore a lot of makeup and the officers began questioning if he was the same person on his passport.
After he was queried, he told them that he used to be a man but transitioned to a woman, hence the difference before he was sent back.
He said, “The last time I went to Dubai, I was sent back to Nigeria. I have been to there so many times. But that one was their prayer, I think one of their special days. It happened to be on Friday, they go to the mosque. They are holy so extra on that day. When I got there, the camera did not accept my face. You know me na, I was on makeup, I want to brag first class, I want to talk ‘oh! guys, I’ve been to Dubai. Your mummy is in first class’.
“So, I got to the Immigration where you are going to do everything. They saw my passport, they looked at my face. They said ‘face camera’. And I faced the camera. It rejected my face several times. They [Immigrantion officers] said ‘are you sure you’re the same person?’ And I said ‘yes’.
The man looked at me, he said ‘Idris, you are a Muslim?’. I said ‘yes’. He looked at my passport. He was confused.
“So, we went to one of their private offices. And they said ‘are you trans or..’ I said ‘ well, I used to be a guy’. And they said ‘oh! on a normal day if it is not Friday’ they would have just allowed me in. But because it was Friday, jumʿah day, they said ‘no, they can’t allow me in’,” he recalled.
