JUST- IN! ! Bobrisky In Fresh TROUBLE As EFCC Chairman Issues Fresh Order After VeryDarkMan Reportedly Uncovers Secret About Bribery
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has initiated an investigation into Nigerian crossdresser Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, following serious bribery allegations. This move comes after social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, known as VeryDarkMan, accused Bobrisky of paying ₦15 million to EFCC officials to evade prosecution for money laundering.
The controversy erupted after Otse released a viral video claiming that Bobrisky bribed EFCC agents to dismiss the charges against him. He also alleged that instead of serving time in a conventional prison, Bobrisky was allowed to stay in a private apartment, suggesting that financial influence played a role in his case’ s management.
In light of these allegations, EFCC spokesperson Dele Oyewale confirmed that Chairman Ola Olukoyede has formed a dedicated investigative team to explore these claims further. Both Bobrisky and Otse have been summoned to the EFCC’ s Lagos office to provide their testimonies as part of the inquiry.
The EFCC’ s statement underscored the seriousness of the situation, indicating that Olukoyede has ordered an immediate investigation into the bribery accusations, which Bobrisky allegedly made in the widely circulated video. This investigation aims to determine the validity of the claims and address any potential misconduct by EFCC officers involved.
Overall, the EFCC’ s probe into Bobrisky’ s alleged bribery highlights ongoing issues regarding corruption within law enforcement and the potential misuse of power by officials. As the investigation proceeds, it will be crucial to see how the allegations impact Bobrisky’ s reputation and whether any actions will be taken against the EFCC personnel involved.
The case continues to develop, drawing interest from both the public and media, as many await further details on the investigation’ s findings and its implications for all parties involved.