Bobrisky lied to his father about his changed identity – Olowu

By Olushola Okewole

The Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Isolo-Ejigbo branch B, Alhaji Bashir Femi Olowu, has revealed how the Nigerian crossdresser, Idris Okuneye popular known as Bobrisky lied to his father, Alhaji Musibau Okuneye, about his changed identity, saying he told his father that his feminine dressing was to act theatre on social media only.

According to him, his father was still in darkness about the real identity of his son as he (Bobrisky) dressed normal as a man to his father’s birthday held at his residence in Ejigbo last week.

He said the father was not not happy about the the identity of his son on social media and unhappy that the members of the public believe  that he endorsed the behaviour of his son.

Olowu, whose picture with Bobrisky at the senior Okuneye’s birthday has gone viral on social media, said he has also tried to convince Bobrisky to amend his ways and desist from the act but he seemed not to see anything wrong in what he is doing.

“He didn’t seem to be convinced but he continues to present false identity to his father and that was why he came to his father’s birthday dressed normally as a man.”

The branch NURTW chairman, who said he attended the birthday party just to present his gift to the father who he described as a good man, said Alhaji Musibau Okuneye is a responsible father who has been residing in Ejigbo for more than 25 years.

He said: “Alhaji Okuneye, the father of Idris Okuneye (Bobrisky) has been a good and responsible man in the community who has been living here in Ejigbo since 1995. He did not know what his son was doing out there because what the boy told him is that he dressed like a lady on social media because he was an artiste and that the dressing was only for theatre.”

Bobrisky’s appearance at the party of his father’s birthday celebration caused a stir on social media as he was seen dressed like a real man without any makeup or fake identity.

For the first time in so many years, Bobrisky paid his father a visit to his house to celebrate with him on his birthday.