Controversial Nigerian crossdresser and social media personality, Bobrisky, has launched a furious attack on the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ola Olukoyede, over the agency’s continued crackdown on celebrities and partygoers accused of spraying naira notes during celebrations.
In a lengthy and emotional social media rant, Bobrisky accused the anti-graft agency of focusing attention on people spraying money at parties while serious criminal activities such as banditry, terrorism, and violent crimes continue to threaten the country. The social media personality questioned why the EFCC appears more aggressive toward entertainers and ordinary Nigerians than armed criminals openly displaying wealth online.
Bobrisky specifically criticised the agency for prosecuting individuals over abuse of the naira, insisting that Nigerians spraying their own money at celebrations should not become a priority while insecurity continues to worsen across the country. In the emotional outburst, the crossdresser wrote that the EFCC allegedly “left bandits showing off money on TikTok” and instead chose to target people celebrating at parties. ..READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE .
The controversial influencer went further to attack the EFCC chairman personally, saying many officials in government positions would eventually “rot in hell fire” for allegedly neglecting more pressing national issues. The statement quickly triggered widespread reactions online, with supporters and critics debating whether Bobrisky’s anger was justified.
The latest outburst comes months after Bobrisky’s widely publicised legal troubles with the EFCC over naira abuse. The internet celebrity was previously convicted and sentenced after being found guilty of spraying and mutilating naira notes during social events, a development that generated intense public debate across Nigeria.
In recent months, the EFCC has intensified its campaign against naira abuse, arresting and prosecuting several celebrities, socialites, and entertainers accused of spraying or mishandling the Nigerian currency during parties and ceremonies. The commission has repeatedly warned that abuse of the naira violates Nigerian law and damages the integrity of the national currency.
Bobrisky’s comments have since gone viral on social media, with many Nigerians divided over the issue. While some users defended the EFCC’s enforcement of financial laws, others argued that the agency should concentrate more on corruption, kidnapping, terrorism, and cybercrime rather than party-related offences.
