Bobrisky Narrate His Ordeal In Police Cell

Bobrisky ArrestedFinally the reason of the surprise arrest of famous Nigeria male barbie, Bobrisky has been revealed by Bobrisky himself.

Yesterday, the reports of the transvestite arrest shocked the media. The reason of the arrest as of then wasn’t unknown though many speculations lingered.

Initial reports suggest that it might have been entrepreneur Toyin Lawani who called for his arrest after a little quarrel which ensued on social media.

A call to verify the speculations was answered by Toyin’s personal assistant who dismissed the reports.

The new development led to many believing Bobrisky might have been arrested because of him openly admitting to being gay which is a crime in the country and could land a 14 years jail term.

In a chat with LIB, Bobrisky revealed that it was really entrepreneur Toyin Lawani who called for his arrest, stating that she accused him of stealing her customers.

He revealed that the case was reported in Abuja and that he is currently on his way to Abuja to resolve the issue.

Below is what he said:

Toyin Lawani asked her lawyer to write petitions against me that I worked for her and I’m selling cream to all her customers. Which was a fat lie. I never worked for Toyin. She was my friend. I can’t remember ever working for Toyin or learning how to make cream from her.

Then she also said I threatened her. So we are going to Abuja cos that was where the case was reported. Before she wrote petitions against me, she had already threatened me that she is giving me 7 days to go to the internet and apologize to her which I said no way because she offended me. I think because I refused to apologize, she got the police involved.Bobrisky speaks

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Speaking about what transpired at the police station yesterday, Bobrisky said his phones were taken from him and he was told that he needed to wait until morning in order to go to Abuja.

“Yesterday at the police station, I was sitting at the counter and I was told I needed to wait until morning to go to Abuja. My phone was taken from me so I couldn’t talk to anyone. I’m trying to get in touch with my lawyer and all the people I know.”