Controversial Nigerian crossdresser Idris Okunneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, has reportedly left Nigeria after two dramatic attempts to flee the country.
BrandNewsDay understands that facing obstacles at every turn, Bobrisky was first detained by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) at the airport and later stopped by Nigerian Immigration at the Seme border.
Yet, despite the setbacks, Bobrisky finally made it out, posting a video on Instagram hinting at a new destination: Amsterdam.
Bobrisky’s social media fans—and critics—were quick to react to the crossdresser’s audacious move.
Known for his larger-than-life online presence, Bobrisky has never shied away from sharing updates with followers, even in the midst of legal drama. Captioning his video with “See u soon Nigeria,” Bobrisky left fans both intrigued and divided.
One follower commented: “When you’re obsessed with updating your enemies on your next move… Idris is certainly the weapon formed against himself.”
Another noted: “90 per cent of Bobrisky’s problems are caused by his mouth! Man can’t stay low-key or discreet to save her life.”
Despite the mixed reactions, the acclaimed Mummy Of Lagos Bobrisky’s escape saga has captivated social media, with many left wondering what he’ll reveal next.
As Bobrisky continues to document his journey in real-time, fans are staying tuned, eager for the next chapter in the self-proclaimed “Mummy of Lagos’s” ever-dramatic life.
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