Bobrisky reportedly in refugee camp at Amsterdam

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Controversial crossdresser, Bobrisky makes headlines with reports of residing in a refugee camp in Amsterdam, contradicting his claims of living a luxurious lifestyle in the UK.

Bobrisky recently addressed a N4 million debt claim and the  controversy regarding it.

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According to popular blogger, Tosin Silverdam, Bobrisky is currently residing in a refugee camp in Amsterdam, contrary to his claims of being in the UK.

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Tosin Silverdam confirmed that the UK ban imposed on the crossdresser remains in effect.

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The blogger cited Bobrisky’s recent inconsistent social media presence, alleging that the crossdresser currently resides in a refugee facility that provides asylum to individuals fleeing persecution, danger, or inhuman treatment in their home country.

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The post reads,

So, I heard mummy of Lagos is currently in asylum refugee camp  in Amsterdam, seeking asylum. He/she is not in London. They haven’t lift the UK ban yet, so he can’t enter UK”.

You guys can notice she barely posts lately, infact, no update from him/her. I guess she will tell them he/she is in danger in Nigeria that’s why he run to Amsterdam”.

The Netherland (Amsterdam) grants asylum to people who are in danger, risk , toture or inhuman treatment in their country of origin“.

So, evidence dey to produce , allegedly“.

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