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Bobrisky’s Beards Surface After Being Denied Access To Shaving Cream In Custody

A source close to EFCC has revealed that the beards of Nigerian cross-dresser Idris Okuneye, popular known as Bobrisky, has made an unexpected surface after being denied access to his shaving cream while in the custody.
The source said the crossdresser will spend his holiday in custody as his beard is already growing while the officers refute his plea to have access to his shaving cream.
READ ALSO: Naira Abuse: Bobrisky pleads guilty in court
But, the source did not provide further details on the circumstances surrounding the denial of shaving cream or the length and appearance of Bobrisky’s beard.
Bobrisky was arrested on April 3 and convicted by a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos on Friday, April 5, 2024, after pleading guilty to the charges of naira abuse levelled against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
The EFCC filed a six-count against Bobrisky, with the first four counts related to Naira abuse and the last two counts concerning alleged money laundering.
He, however, asked to be pardoned, adding that he was not aware of the laws binding the Naira abuse and vowed to educate his fans on social media about it.
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