Controversial crossdresser and social media influencer, Idris Okuneye (better known as Bobrisky) has revealed how he compromised the Economic and Financial Crime Commission(EFCC) to dropped money laundering charges against him .
Bobrisky Allegedly Bribed EFCC 15 Million Naira To Drop Money Laundry Charges, Didn’t Serve Prison Time Behind Bars, Paid 10 Million Naira For Presidential Pardon –
The leaked recording, shared by controversial figure Verydarkman, contains explosive claims made by Bobrisky about his encounters with law enforcement and influential individual
Bobrisky revealed that when he was arrested on money laundering charges, he bribed officials at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) with a staggering 15 million naira to avoid prosecution. Furthermore, Bobrisky claimed that after being sentenced to six months in prison, he contacted a powerful individual who reached out to the Comptroller General of Prisons to ensure he didn’t serve time behind bars. Instead, he was allegedly kept in an apartment.
The leaked recording also includes a startling claim that popular Nigerian musician Falz, known for his outspoken stance on social issues, and Bobrisky’s father, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), intervened to secure a presidential pardon for him. Bobrisky alleged that he paid these individuals 10 million naira for their services.
Meanwhile, the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ola Olukoyede on Tuesday, ordered immediate investigation of alleged bribery allegations imputed to some officers of the Commission by Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, in a viral video circulating across the country.
Olukoyede has now constituted a team of investigators to look into the allegations.
The statement signed by EFCC’s Head of Media and Publicity, Dele Oyewale, read in part: “To this end, the Commission hereby invites both Okuneye and Otse to make themselves available at its Lagos directorate to assist investigators unearth the alleged bribery.
“The EFCC wishes to assure the public that the allegations would be thoroughly investigated and the result of the findings made public accordingly.”