Bobrisky spent only 3 weeks in Kirikiri before being moved to a private apartment – Prison official reveals

Bobrisky spent only 3 weeks in Kirikiri before being moved to a private apartment – Prison official reveals

A prison source popular has revealed that claimed that controversial cross dresser, Idris Okuneye aka Bobrisky spent only three weeks in Kirikiri pris

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A prison source popular has revealed that claimed that controversial cross dresser, Idris Okuneye aka Bobrisky spent only three weeks in Kirikiri prison before relocating to a private apartment.

It has been alleged that controversial Nigerian cross-dresser, Idris Okuneye, widely known as Bobrisky spent only three weeks behind bars, instead of the stipulated six months that he was given to serve by a court.

This has now raised eyebrows regarding the integrity of the Nigerian Correctional Service.

He was Initially sentenced to six months for naira abuse in April.
It all started after self accalimed activist, Martins Vincent Otse, otherwise known as VeryDarkMan released an alleged audio of Bobrisky allegedly confessed to serving his term outside prison.
He alleged that he paid ₦15 million to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to have ‘money laundering’ charges expunged from his record.
“Bob spent only three weeks here with us in Kirikiri before she was taken out to another place we don’t know. That was where she spent her time; it was an ‘arrangee thing’. And money was involved.”

The source revealed how Bobrisky was guarded like a ‘president’ until he was secretly taken away after three weeks.
 
“He received VIP treatment all through,” said the source.

“He lived in a special cell. The money he paid is actually true; no lies. Yes, he paid the money,” the source continued.

Although the prison authorities did not allow Bobrisky to mingle freely with other inmates, consequently reducing the chances of his eventual disappearance being spotted, the prison official said pointing out one noteworthy incident.
 
“There was this day one guy was on a video call with his girlfriend, and he suddenly turned the camera on Bobrisky,” the official said.
“It was deemed an invasion of Bobrisky’s privacy, so, as punishment, he was locked up in his cell for nearly two months.”
The source added, “As I said, he was heavily guarded, so there weren’t many of such incidents to point at. And he was quietly taken away after three weeks.”