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"Breaking News: Bobrisky Convicted! High Court Verdict Shakes Social Media Sphere"


In a landmark ruling, the Federal High Court in Lagos has pronounced a verdict of guilty against the controversial cross-dresser, Idris Okuneye, widely known as Bobrisky, for the offense of abusing the Naira. The verdict was delivered by Justice Abimbola Awogboro after a thorough review of the case's facts.


The conviction stems from Bobrisky's arraignment on four counts of naira abuse, a charge brought against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Upon his arraignment, the self-proclaimed "Mummy of Lagos" pleaded guilty to the charges.


During the court proceedings, Bobrisky, in his allocutus, expressed his lack of awareness regarding the law on abusing the Naira. He cited his occupation as a social media influencer, boasting of over five million followers. However, Justice Awogboro reiterated that ignorance of the law does not constitute a valid defense.


In a plea for leniency, Bobrisky appealed to the court for a second chance to utilize his social media platform to educate his followers about the consequences of spraying money, a practice associated with Naira abuse. He vowed to create a video addressing the issue and pledged not to repeat the offense.


In response, Justice Awogboro emphasized the seriousness of the offense and the need for compliance with the law. Despite Bobrisky's plea for clemency, the judge maintained that the law must be upheld, and consequences must be faced for infractions.


The conviction marks a significant milestone in the legal proceedings against Bobrisky, highlighting the judiciary's commitment to upholding financial laws and regulations. As the case concludes, Bobrisky faces the repercussions of his actions, serving as a reminder of the consequences of flouting legal statutes.


The verdict has sparked discussions regarding the responsibilities of social media influencers and the importance of legal literacy among the populace. Moving forward, the case sets a precedent for accountability and adherence to financial regulations in Nigeria's digital age.

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