Deborah Nosa Okunzuwa the wife of Nollywood actor, Nosa Rex has reacted to the ongoing phone saga with crossdresser, Bobrisky.
Taking to her Instagram page, she questioned why a person would record a phone call between one and his friend. Calling such acts evil, she told Nigerians to stop if they were fond of it. She questioned what happened to keep secrets as she noted how one couldn’t freely type things on message and now can’t speak freely without fear of recording.
The wife of the actor questioned if sign language would be the best to be used now, as she stressed that being a good friend isn’t hard. Deborah, however, made it clear that she wasn’t picking sides.
“But why should you record a phone call between you and your friend? Why?? What is really the matter?? If you are in this category, STOP IT!! It’s EVIL.
Is it now bad to confide in a friend? What happened to keeping secrets?
We can’t type sh*t no more on messaging, now phone call Una dey record!! Nawa!!
Abi we go dey use sign language from now??
Be a good friend!! It’s not hard jorr.
NOTE: This post does not mean I’m taking any sides; just choose to talk about this part”.
Kemi Filani reported that Bobrisky got himself into trouble after a viral audio of him which was released by Very Dark Man, where he claimed that some unnamed EFCC operatives collected N15 million from him to drop a money laundering allegation. Refreshing your memory, the crossdresser was sentenced to six months in prison in April by a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos and was released on August 5 after serving his terms.
In the viral audio, he also claimed that he served his six-month prison term in a flat close to the prisons after one of his mentors spoke to the prison boss in Abuja. Bobrisky was also heard in the audio saying that popular rap star, Folarin Falana also known as Falz attempted to assist him in securing a pardon from the presidency through his father, Femi Falana, SAN, for N10 million.
The audio has gotten the crossdresser into trouble as the EFCC spokesman, Dele Oyewale had on Tuesday said that the commission had constituted a team of investigators to critically look into the allegations.
Falz, had also written a letter to Very Dark Man, demanding an apology for defaming his image.
Bobrisky, in an Instagram post, claimed that the viral audio was fake and that he did not bribe any EFCC official to drop money laundering charges against him. He also insisted that he served his jail term inside the prison.
