- Radiogad has slammed Bobrisky after he was arrested by the EFCC again.
- In a video, Radiogad claimed that he’d invoked ‘Amadioha,’ a powerful deity, against Bobrisky for not paying him to defend him online.
- According to him, Bobrisky is suffering the consequences of breaching their agreement.
Controversial media personality, Radiogad has once again descended on crossdresser, Bobrisky following his recent arrest by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)
According to Radiogad, Bobrisky’s arrest is a direct result of his failure to fulfil an agreement they had.
Radiogad alleged that Bobrisky reneged on a payment promise for defending him on social media.
In a video posted on his social media handle, Radiogad claimed that Bobrisky is facing these challenges because he has handed him over to ‘Amadioha’ (a dreaded deity in Igboland).
He noted that nobody eats his money and goes scot-free because he is a deeply spiritual person.
Radiogad also blamed Bobrisky for not declining Isaac Fayose’s request for photos at the airport, which may have contributed to his arrest. He claimed that Bobrisky’s issue is from the village and the architect behind it is dead, making it more difficult for the crossdresser to be liberated.
Sharing the video, Radiogad wrote:
“Bobrisky is facing these challeng£s because I’ve handed him over to Amadioha. Nobody eats my money and goes scot-fr££; I’m a deeply spiritual person.
On a separate note, I implore the Nigerian Police to pardon Verydarkman for wearing their uniform. I’m intervening on his behalf.”
See the post below:
In another report, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) spoke on the recent arrest of crossdresser, Bobrisky at Murtala Muhammed International Airport as he was about leaving the country.
EFCC spokesperson Del Oyewale informed Linda Ikeji’s Blog that the arrest is linked to claims made in an audio recording released in October by activist, Very Dark Man. In the recording, an individual alleged to be Bobrisky claimed he had paid the EFCC a sum of N15 million to dismiss money laundering charges that had been filed against him earlier this year.
According to Oyewale, Bobrisky’s detention is intended to aid in the investigation of the bribery allegations discussed in the recording. He revealed that the EFCC had requested Bobrisky to appear for questioning after the audio’s release, but he did not comply, prompting his arrest at the airport.
Bobrisky, however, denies any involvement, claiming that he is not the individual behind the viral audio note.
