How Bobrisky Was Moved Out Of Prison After Spending Only Three Weeks – Report

However, he regained his freedom on August 5. His appearance sparked conversations among Nigerians, with many suspecting he received special treatment while in jail.

A report from the Foundation for Investigative Journalism (FIJ) has disclosed that the controversial crossdresser Okuneye Idris Olanrewaju, known as Bobrisky, served just three weeks of his sentence in prison, with the rest spent in a undisclosed location.

Recall that Justice Abimbola Awogboro of the Federal High Court in Lagos had, on April 12 this year, sentenced the controversial crossdresser to six months in jail for Naira abuse.

However, he regained his freedom on August 5. His appearance sparked conversations among Nigerians, with many suspecting he received special treatment while in jail.

Social media was stirred up on Tuesday after Martins Vincent Otse, widely known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), posted an audio-visual clip in which Bobrisky was alleged to have claimed that he spent his sentence in a private residence, influenced by his godfather.

He also alleged that operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) were compromised with N15 million to drop the ‘money laundering’ charge against him.

According to the FIJ report, while Bobrisky was indeed taken to Kirikiri prison in April after his sentence, he disappeared from the facility after about three weeks.

The report alleged that Bobrisky was treated like a president for the three weeks he spent in prison before he was moved out.

“Bob spent only three weeks here with us in Kirikiri before he was taken out to another place we don’t know,” a prison official told FIJ. “That was where he spent his time; it was an ‘arrangee thing.’ And money was involved.”

The source also told FIJ how Bobrisky was “guarded like a president” until he was “secretly taken away after three weeks.”

“He received VIP treatment all through,” said the source. “He lived in a special cell. The money he said he paid is actually true; no lies. Yes, he paid the money.”