James Brown Speaks On His Visit To Bobrisky In Prison Amid Bribery Scandal [Video]

Nigerian crossdresser, James Brown has finally opened up about his visit to his embattled colleague Bobrisky when he was at Kirikiri Maximum Prison.

KanyiDaily recalls that social commentator, VeryDarkMan recently accused Bobrisky of offering N15 million bribe to Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) officials to have money laundering charges against him dropped.

In a video shared by VeryDarkMan, the crossdresser was also allegedly heard saying that he paid some money to Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) officials to help him avoid serving a jail sentence at the Kirikiri Correctional Centre in Lagos.

James Brown was drawn into Bobrisky’s controversy when photos from his alleged visit to the crossdresser in prison resurfaced online.

Fans demanded an explanation, questioning whether Bobrisky had truly served time in prison.

Reacting in a video shared on social media, James Brown confirmed that he had visited the correctional facility.

He recounted waiting for hours and even having both breakfast and lunch at the prison’s facility, but Bobrisky refused to meet him.

Brown went on to say that he couldn’t verify whether Bobrisky was actually in prison or staying elsewhere during that time.

The crossdresser also explained that he couldn’t bring his phone into the prison, as it was prohibited.

He clarified that the circulating photo was taken by an influencer who encouraged him to do so.

James Brown noted that he didn’t have the necessary connections to see Bobrisky inside the facility.

In the same video, James Brown also took a shot at VeryDarkMan, advising the activist to learn how to control his mouth.

The crossdresser questioned whether the activist had any clear goals in life given his constant criticisms of others.

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KanyiDaily recalls that Bobrisky denied VeryDarkMan’s allegations, stressing that he served his sentence and never bribed any EFCC officials.