Bobrisky Hints at Suicide Amid N15M Bribery Scandal
Popular Nigerian crossdresser, Bobrisky, has sparked concern among fans after a cryptic social media post hinting at suicidal thoughts. This comes amidst ongoing controversy surrounding a N15 million bribery investigation. Bobrisky, known for his bold presence online, is now at the center of allegations following revelations by social media commentator Verydarkman. The scandal involves the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and alleged money laundering charges.
In a recent Facebook post, Bobrisky hinted at suicidal thoughts for the first time. The post, shared amid the heat of the bribery investigation, left fans worried about the crossdresser’s mental state. He expressed feelings of betrayal, saying close friends were out to bring him down. Bobrisky said, “I don’t need sympathy from anyone. The people I wish could sympathize with me are my late parents, but who will fight for you? Friends? Haters, you have won.”
The ongoing bribery investigation has intensified the pressure on Bobrisky, and his emotional post has sparked panic. The crossdresser claimed that the weight of the situation, combined with betrayal from those close to him, has left him feeling broken. In his post, he shared that for the first time, suicide crossed his mind, citing overwhelming challenges from the bribery investigation.
The N15M bribery scandal took a sharp turn when Verydarkman released audio implicating Bobrisky in dealings with the EFCC. The audio has stirred up debate on social media, with many questioning Bobrisky’s role in the case. However, Bobrisky has not publicly addressed the specifics of the bribery investigation, focusing instead on his emotional well-being and the betrayal he feels.
As the bribery investigation continues, fans and followers remain anxious about Bobrisky’s safety, hoping the situation will not take a darker turn. The crossdresser’s post has prompted an outpouring of support from his followers, while others continue to speculate about the future of the bribery case.
