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How Nigerian Socialite Bobrisky Maintained a Life of Luxury While in Prison

Controversial Nigerian transgender socialite Idris “Bobrisky” Okuneye reportedly lived a life of luxury while serving his prison sentence, according to findings from an investigative panel.

Bobrisky was sentenced to six months in prison in April for abusing Nigerian currency after pleading guilty to charges of tampering with naira notes by spraying them at a social event. Following his conviction, rumors circulated that he was actually living in a lavish apartment nearby instead of serving his full sentence. In response, a commission of inquiry was established to investigate these claims, which also included allegations of money laundering.

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The panel ultimately dismissed the notion that Bobrisky lived outside the prison during his sentence. However, it uncovered that the social media star, who is known for his extravagant lifestyle and boasts over five million Instagram followers and 3.1 million on Facebook, enjoyed several special privileges while incarcerated.

These included frequent visits from family and friends, a furnished single cell complete with a humidifier, access to a television and refrigerator, and even a phone. Additionally, the panel found that Bobrisky had designated inmates to run errands for him during his time in prison.

The findings were presented on Monday in Abuja by panel member Uju Agomoh, as part of a broader investigation into the luxurious conditions Bobrisky allegedly experienced in both medium and maximum-security facilities. Agomoh noted the need to investigate whether the privileges granted to Bobrisky were financially motivated or the result of corrupt practices by prison officers. The panel also expressed concern that Bobrisky’s unique circumstances, including his physical appearance and behavior, may have contributed to the preferential treatment he received.

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