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“Bobrisky Didn’t Make Me, He Only Assisted” – James Brown

 

  James made this known in a recent interview where he also talked about his struggles before fame, and his relationship with his family.

Popular Nigerian crossdresser, James Obialor popularly known as James Brown has disclosed that his senior colleague, Idris Okuneye better aka Bobrisky made him.

James Brown made this known in a recent interview with media personality Chude Jideonwo where he also talked about his struggles before fame, and his relationship with his family.

The crossdresser said that he gets angry when people compare him with Bobrisky because the latter did not go to prison.

He said:-

“Bobrisky never made me, she gave me 100,000 Naira which was needed when my father was trying to raise money to get me released from the prison. I have people who did more than that for me.

“Why I respect her so much is that she reached out to me even though she didn’t have to care. I just wanted to meet her in person and get to know her. When you’ve heard a lot of stories about people and you just want to meet them and hear what they have to say. I respect her, who she is and how she is able to break boundaries.

“God bless her. But she should get away from my back because I am running as fast as possible. I have many things I want to do, that if I start saying it, she might start doing and she might never get it as I will because I am young.”

The 23-year-old attended the 2022 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards on Saturday, dressed in royal British attire, turning heads with the dazzling outfits.

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