Again, VerydarkMan exposes Bobrisky

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Popular social media influencer, Martins Otse, also known as VeryDarkMan (VDM) has released a new audio recording of a call made by Bobrisky during his imprisonment, in which he allegedly discussed bribing the EFCC to dismiss his money laundering accusations.

He posted this recording to Instagram on Monday, just days after creating tremendous online interest with a prior release.

The most recent recording is alleged to have been recorded on May 16, 2024, when Bobrisky was reportedly incarcerated.

In the clip, Bobrisky revealed to a friend that he had his phone but wanted to keep it private.

He admitted that the EFCC had been investigating him, including his financial activity and bank accounts, and that he had to pay a fee to have the money laundering allegations withdrawn.

Furthermore, Verydarkman pointed out that Bobrisky stated in the audio that his bank account had been frozen, which contradicts assertions made by the EFCC during a House of Representatives hearing.

In the audio, Bobrisky also cleared up speculation surrounding his incarceration, confirming that he was not in prison as many had believed.

He admitted, “Truth be told, I won’t lie to you, you’re my person. I’m not in prison, but I’m around there. They got me an apartment because of my godfather. My godfather was able to say, ‘Never, you will not smell that prison.’

“Let the world think that, but you will never.” “So, he was able to talk to the Deputy Controller in Nigeria and he said that as long as Bob is not posting or saying anything, they can put me close to the place so I can always come inside and see people, and welcome my family. Nobody needs to know.”

Bobrisky added, “I’m supposed to finish my sentence by July, but if we get the amnesty, I could leave by the first week of next month. The SAN asked for N10 million, which I could have transferred, but my account is frozen. My godfather gave me N5 million and we sent it to the SAN two weeks ago. He has already submitted the pardon request.”