It would have been fun if I were in female prison -Bobrisky

BY ORJI ONYEKWERE

A couple of weeks after his release from the Correctional Centre following his six months incarceration for spraying money, controversial cross dresser Idris Okunneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, has vowed to spread money if the opportunity arises, this time dollars.

The controversial social media influencer said this while narrating his experience at the Kirikiri Correctional Centre in Lagos. Appearing on a podcast, ‘Curiosity Made Me Ask’, Bobrisky said his journey to prison was more like a vacation as he needed rest.

He rejected the tag of an ex-convict, as he revealed that he was kept in the male correctional center. He pointed out that he would have had fun if they had kept him the female correction center.

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Bobrisky explained, “Who is an ex-convict? You brought me to come and embarrass me or what? I am not an ex-convict because I cannot be convicted for spraying money. So, I am not an ex-convict. I will not accept that. But if you say ex-man, I can say yes. Because I was once a man way back, I cannot even remember.

“You said it is an excursion. To me, I see it as a vacation. Vacation to go and rest. I have been working so hard. So their decision was okay for me. They decided to break me, but sadly, nothing happened to the mummy of Lagos,”

He noted that his incarceration was hatched by those whose intention was to break him, adding that he would spray dollars and not naira in future events.

“These people wanted to break me. Everything happened to me like a movie. Spraying of money? It is my money. I did not owe anybody money. I did not steal. I did not kidnap. And I was sentenced to where we have kidnappers, robbers.

“I am still going to spray money, but I will only spray dollars, not naira. If I had told the judge I was not guilty, she would give me bail, and I would go to my house. I told the judge I was guilty because I was the one shown on the video,’’ Bobrisky said.

You will recall that the self-styled Mummy of Lagos was handed six-month prison sentence without option of a fine following his conviction by Justice Abimbola Awogboro of a Lagos Federal High Court for abusing the naira.