Anxiety On How Bobrisky Will Dress To Court After Failing To Meet Bail Conditions

Controversial crossdresser, Idris Okuneye, aka Bobrisky is to make an appearance at a Federal High Court in Lagos on Friday from the detention facilities of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC after failing to meet his bail condition.

EFCC spokesman, Dele Oyewale confirmed late on Thursday that Bobrisky, the self-acclaimed Mummy of Lagos failed to meet the administrative bail conditions granted by the commission.

GWG.ng reports that the failure to return home from detention sets the scenario that the controversial crossdresser will not have the opportunity to present himself in his feminine ensembles setting the stage for a public relations catastrophe for the socialite.

In the past when he was compelled to make an appearance without his feminine outfit as when he attended his father’s burial, Bobrisky had looked like a fish out of the water and hid himself in a corner during the funeral programme.

However, with him at the center of attention, the appearance of Bobrisky is bound to generate interest especially given the fact that he will be appearing in court from the detention facilities of the EFCC.

GWG.ng had earlier reported that the EFCC had expanded the charge sheet against Bobrisky to also include money laundering.

According to the charge, labelled FHC/l/244c/2024, the defendant was said to have committed the offence on March 24, at Circle Mall, Jakande in the Lekki area of Lagos.

The agency alleged that he tampered with the cumulative sum of N400,000 while dancing during a social event, by spraying the same in various tranches.

The prosecution also alleged that the defendant trading under the name and style of BobExpress between Sept. 1, 2021 and April 4, also failed to submit to the Special Control Unit Against Money Laundering , a declaration of the activities of his company.

According to the EFCC, within the said period, the sum of N128 million was paid into the company’s account.

It alleged that within same period the defendant failed to submit a declaration to the unit, of his company, where the sum of N53 million was paid.

The offences contravene the provisions of sections 21(1) Central Bank Act 2007, and 19 Money Laundering Act 2022.

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