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Bobrisky's facial hair is allegedly seen growing after he is denied access to shaving cream while under custody.

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Bobrisky's facial hair is allegedly seen because he was refused access to shaving cream while in EFCC custody. According to a source close to the EFCC, Nigerian cross-dresser Idris Okuneye, also known as Bobrisky, has unexpectedly shown off his facial hair after being refused access to shaving cream while detained.

According to the source, the transvestite will be detained for the holiday because his beard is already growing and the police are refusing to grant him access to his shaving cream.

However, the source did not elaborate on Bobrisky's beard's length or appearance, nor did it explain the circumstances surrounding the rejection of shaving cream.

Bobrisky was taken into custody on April 3 and found guilty of the accusations of naira misuse brought against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Friday, April 5, 2024, in a Federal High Court session held in Lagos.

Bobrisky was charged with six counts by the EFCC, the first four of which dealt with alleged Naira abuse and the final two with claimed money laundering.

The EFCC prosecutor asked the court to dismiss counts five and six before ever seeing the accusations. -Borissky entered a guilty plea to the four counts of Naira abuse.

Nevertheless, he requested forgiveness, stating that he was ignorant of the legal restrictions on Naira abuse and promising to inform his followers on social media about it.










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