The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has finally spoken out about the arrest of Bobrisky, a popular crossdresser and socialite. Bobrisky, whose real name is Idris Okuneye, was taken into custody on Monday, October 21, at the Seme Border while attempting to leave the country.
According to DCI Kenneth Udo, the Service Public Relations Officer, Bobrisky is a “person of interest” due to recent issues that have raised public concern.
It’s worth noting that Bobrisky’s arrest has been generating buzz online, with many speculating about the reasons behind it. While the NIS hasn’t disclosed the specific reasons for the arrest, they did confirm that Bobrisky was trying to flee the country.
The NIS has assured the public that they will continue to carry out their duties in a civil and professional manner, maintaining the security of the country’s borders.
Bobrisky is currently being interrogated as part of their investigation. Once the NIS has completed its inquiry, he will be handed over to the relevant authorities for further action.
However, Okanlawon Gaffar, a legal practitioner who spoke with Legit.ng in an exclusive interview, said there is no justification for Nigeria’s immigration to arrest the crossdresser, citing section 41 of the constitution....Read Full Article [Click Here>]
Gaffar said:
“Having looked through this press release and the reading of section 41 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended), there is no sound reason from NIS to have restricted his/her (Bobrisky) movement.
The NIS’ swift action in apprehending Bobrisky demonstrates their commitment to and affects national interest and public issues concern.
For now, the details surrounding Bobrisky’s arrest remain scarce, but the NIS’ statement provides some clarity on the situation. As more information becomes available, we’ll likely gain a deeper understanding of the events leading up to the arrest.
See the full statement from the service here:
