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“Is it a crime to be a public figure in Nigeria?” – Bobrisky cries out, issues explanation after being called out over unpaid debt

"Is it a crime to be a public figure in Nigeria?" - Bobrisky cries out, issues explanation after being called out over unpaid debt Popular crossdresser, Okuneye Idris Olanrewaju, best known as Bobrisky has reacted after being accused of denying payment.

As we all know, the crossdresser conducted her lavish housewarming party which was the talk of the town. "Is it a crime to be a public figure in Nigeria?" - Bobrisky cries out, issues explanation after being called out over unpaid debt

However, after the event, several individuals who rendered distinct services to Bobrisky have been on her neck for refusing to pay them for the services.

One of them is the Disc Jockey who called out the self-acclaimed richest girl in Nigeria for his payment.

Clearing the air on this, Bobrisky disclosed that she has sorted all her bills and asked the DJ to meet the event planner for his payment.

She further asked if it was a crime to be a public figure in Nigeria.

Bobrisky affirmed that she’s no longer scared of being called out online.

She also attached some chats she had with the event planner in the post.

In her words:

“I’m not responding to dis because of that faceless blogger hell no!! But rather responding to dis because of my fans not to believe everything you see on gram. Dis is a confirmation message that have sorted all my bills from the lady who handle my event 1 week to my party. I don’t know you mr dj so if you aren’t been paid go and meet Wunmi for ur money. Wunmi contacted you not me. Is it a crime to be a public figure in Nigeria? Amy small thing blog straight did I tell you I’m scared of you calling out? You are all mad including gistlover. You all better strat calling me out cos me no care o! Gistlover can only rant on that page the blog cannot do anything else. Only to rant and keep quiet. I rest my case o. Have a wonderful day”.

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