Bobrisky says Buhari’s aide, others can ‘go to hell’ after they withdrew from conference over him

Nigeria’s self-acclaimed ‘male Barbie’ Idris Okuneye aka Bobrisky has revealed in an interview that he is not bothered by the withdrawal of Bashir Ahmad, SA to President Muhammadu Buhari on New Media and Subomi Plumptre of Alder Consulting from the on-going New Media Citizens and Governance Conference in Abuja.

Bobrisky in the interview said Nigerians are too judgemental while noting that he cares less about their absence as the conference will go on with or without them.

“I’m not bothered about it one bit. the event organisers actually called me, they sent me an email inviting me so that tells me that they want me so If anybody says don’t want me there, I’m not bothered. The organisers actually called me today and told me that they would do what they did and they said that I shouldn’t listen to anybody because they want me there”. He said.

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Continuing, the bleaching cream specialist said; “Of course, I will be there live. I have seen many comments by Nigerians today and my friends have been tagging me. I also saw what Alder Consulting wrote but I’m not worried about it at all. Am I not human? So because Bobrisky is being Bobrisky… within me, I know why I’m doing all these, I know who I am and because of who I am, they said I’m not supposed to be there or that I am not important or I can’t talk in the midst of people? Is that what they are saying?

“I don’t know when Nigerians would stop thinking this way, I feel Nigerians should just stop and shine their eyes and realise what life is all about. They are just too judgmental, they don’t know who the person is, they just read what people say about me in the media and they think they can just sit down and analyse nonsense about who Bobrisky is. They should stop it,” he added.

By Ahmed Boulor…

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