Bobrisky blames Eniola Ajao’s award as genesis of his problems

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Popular lifestyle influencer, Bobrisky sparks a fresh controversy, blaming the award he received during Eniola Ajao’s movie premiere as the root of his problems.

The socialite, who was named the Best Dressed Female at the event and awarded a ₦1 million prize, claims the recognition marked the beginning of a downward spiral in his life.

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Following the award, Bobrisky was arrested by the EFCC for allegedly abusing the naira note, sparking wider allegations. A leaked audio also surfaced accusing him of bribing officials to evade charges of money laundering and securing a luxury apartment in a place of a business sentence—claims he has vehemently denied.

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In a recent Instagram post, Bobrisky, currently out of Nigeria, reflected on his ordeal, stating that it all began following the Best Dressed Female award.

“My problem started from when I collected best dressed female with ₦1 million prize. For my life, if I see award for best dressed female I go disappear from that location asap. Everyone knows the truth that I’m a baddie with class, you wanna compete with me? Ur mummy never!!!! But when problem wan too much make I run,” he noted.

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The statement has reignited debates about the authenticity of the accusations and the challenges associated with fame. Eniola Ajao, however, is yet to respond to Bobrisky’s claims.

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