Nigerian Cross-dresser, Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky has revealed why he would love to return to prison
According to him, he expected a different outcome when he disobeyed his lawyer to plead guilty to spraying naira.
DAILY GIST recalls that the self acclaimed “Mummy of Lagos” was charged to court by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and served a six month jail term.
He was recently released from Prison after completing his jail term.
Bobrisky while featuring on a YouTube interview show, Curiosity Made Me Ask anchored by Isbae U explained why he disobeyed his lawyer and pleaded guilty to the offence of Naira abuse.
Bobrisky also noted that he would love to go back to prison because he had a lot of fun there.
“I see the prison that I went to as a vacation to go and rest. I have been working so hard, their decision was to break me but nothing happened to me, nothing happened to Mummy of Lagos!
“I would love to go to prison again, maybe for a short term not long one ooo. The reason why I want to go again is that…not that I really want to go again.
These people really want to break me. I have never seen anyone they ever sentenced for spraying of Naira. It happened to me like a movie, like I am watching Netflix.”
He continued, “In the court I pleaded guilty, if I had told the judge that I am not guilty, she would have granted me bail and go to my house, but I told her that I am guilty and why did I tell the judge that I am guilty? The reason for this is that, what I have noticed about Nigerians is that Nigerians don’t like the truth.
“The reasons why I pleaded guilty was because I was in the video and I was the one spraying money in the video. It’s Bob! So I believe that when I tell my lord, that is the Judge the truth in court. You go in there, speak the truth, sometimes the truth sets you free, sometimes it doesn’t set you free.
“But I don’t care whether mine is going to set me free, even my lawyer at the EFCC detention told me that when I get to court I should tell them that I am not guilty but I looked at it and said, I am the one spraying money and I did not know that spraying money, is an offence.
“But you know what, let me speak the truth to my lord whether my lord is a man or woman, I really don’t care, I will tell the truth, it is now left to my lord to decide whether I will be given the option of fine, community service or anything. My lord decided to sentence me to prison.”
The controversial cross-dresser added that “In prison, we had our bath separately. The moment I was convicted, that was my home for a short period of time…I had fun when I was in the Correctional Facility. I made myself happy.
“I spent my time in male correctional centre and I loved it. If they had allowed me to stay in female correctional centre, I wouldn’t have fun and I wouldn’t enjoy myself.
When I was at male correctional centre, I was the only different person there, so people were nice to me, they showed me care, they were nice to me, so nice.
“If I was in a female centre, who would show me care, buy me food, ask if I had eaten, take care of me..
“The correctional centre is worried because of you Nigerians to put me in female prison, but I was in female EFCC custody because there were four people in a room, guys and obviously a baddie with boobs so they wouldn’t want to put me among guys.
“I feel great that I was in prison, people there are human beings, they are not animals. I live in two worlds right now, I am in the outside world and I was in a correctional centre, so I know the vibe there and here.”
