Bobrisky's Cry for Help: Suicidal Thoughts Amid Bribery Allegations

 Bobrisky, a popular social media personality and crossdresser, has recently shared his struggles with suicidal thoughts after being involved in a bribery scandal.

Bobrisky recently shared a heartfelt post on Instagram, revealing the emotional struggles she's been facing due to an ongoing controversy. The controversy has taken a significant toll on her mental health, causing her to contemplate suicide .

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It's been a challenging time for Bobrisky, especially with the bribery scandal and her highly publicized friendship fallout with Oye Kyme . Despite being a prominent figure, Bobrisky has shown remarkable courage in speaking out about her struggles.

In her Instagram post, Bobrisky expressed feelings of distress and frustration, highlighting the negative impact of others' actions on her mental well-being . This isn't the first time Bobrisky has faced public scrutiny, but it's clear that the recent events have taken a significant emotional toll.

Bobrisky's recent ordeal has taken a dramatic turn. After serving nearly four months of a six-month sentence for naira abuse, which began on April 12, Bobrisky was released from prison on August 5. However, things escalated on Tuesday when social media activist Martins Otse, also known as VeryDarkMan, shared an audio recording allegedly featuring Bobrisky claiming to have bribed EFCC officials with N15 million to drop the charges .

This bombshell has led to the EFCC launching an investigation into the bribery allegations involving its personnel, Bobrisky, and Otse. The EFCC Chairman, Ola Olukoyede, has ordered a probe and summoned both Bobrisky and Otse to assist in the investigation at the EFCC's Lagos Directorate .

The investigation aims to clarify the case and address concerns regarding corruption within the EFCC. It's worth noting that Bobrisky had faced charges related to naira abuse and money laundering, and had pleaded guilty to four counts before the court .

Bobrisky Denies Bribery Allegations, Calls Audio Recording "Fake"

Nigerian crossdresser has vehemently denied allegations of bribing Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) officials with N15 million to drop charges against him. A viral audio recording had surfaced, allegedly featuring Bobrisky making the claim.

Bobrisky dismissed the recording as "fake" and insisted he did not pay any money to the EFCC. "I served my term in prison," he emphasized, reaffirming his innocence.

The EFCC has launched an investigation into the matter, summoning both Bobrisky and social media activist Martins Otse, who shared the audio recording, to assist in the probe.

Falz Threatens Legal Action Against VeryDarkMan Over Defamatory Allegations

Rapper Falz has issued a 24-hour ultimatum to social media activist VeryDarkMan, demanding a retraction and apology over defamatory allegations. VeryDarkMan had accused Falz of colluding with Bobrisky to secure a presidential pardon for N10 million while Bobrisky was in prison.

In a letter to VeryDarkMan, Falz vehemently denied the allegations, stating that it was Bobrisky who reached out to him seeking assistance to pay N3 million to prison officials for a VIP section. Falz claimed he declined the request.

Falz's legal team asserts that VeryDarkMan's accusations are false, malicious, and damaging to Falz's reputation. They demand:

1. Immediate retraction of the defamatory statement

2. Unreserved apology within 24 hours

3. Failure to comply will result in legal action

This development adds another layer to the controversy surrounding Bobrisky's prison ordeal and alleged bribery claims. The outcome of Falz's ultimatum and potential legal action will be closely watched.

The situation has sparked heated discussions, with some calling for the EFCC Chairman's resignation due to the agency's perceived ineffectiveness in tackling corruption. The EFCC's reputation is on the line, and the outcome of this investigation will be crucial in restoring public trust .