How I obtained phone recording of Bobrisky — VeryDarkMan

Controversial social media activist, Martins Vincent Otse, aka VeryDarkMan has revealed how he got the mind boggling phone recording of cross-dresser, Bobrisky.

VeryDarkMan explained the originality of the trending audio record.

This revelation was made during his appearance before a House of Representatives panel investigating bribery allegations involving the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS).

The House of Representatives Committees on Financial Crimes and Reformatory Institutions had summoned officials from both the anti-graft agency and NCoS to investigate corruption allegations brought forward by the activist.

READ ALSO:  Military truck kills five on the Eve of Eid-el-Kabir in Adamawa

Otse initially declined to address the committee in Bobrisky’s absence, who had sent a lawyer as his representative.

Despite this, lawmakers persuaded Otse to address the committee regarding the audio recording he had released, which was said to contain incriminating details.

Though hesitant, Otse’s lawyer eventually convinced him to speak.

VeryDarkMan explained that the recording was obtained from an individual to whom Bobrisky allegedly owed money.

He also submitted part of the recording to the committee for their investigation.

READ ALSO:  Oyebanji launches aerial mapping Initiative to enhance Land administration

He told the committee that Bobrisky actually paid the money he owed the moment he called him out on social media.

VeryDarkMan said he, however, still went ahead to release the audio clip because of the weighty allegations of corruption therein.

Recall that in a viral video, VDM accused Bobrisky of paying ₦15 million to the EFCC to have money laundering charges dropped following a naira-spraying incident in April.

Additionally, he alleged that Bobrisky paid a large sum to secure preferential treatment while serving a six-month prison sentence.

READ ALSO:  NFF appoints new coach for Super Eagles

Both Bobrisky and the EFCC have denied these claims, and investigations are ongoing.

 

 

 

 

 

Share this:
RELATED NEWS
- Advertisment -

Latest NEWS

Trending News

Get Notifications from DDM News Yes please No thanks