Bobrisky mocks VeryDarkMan over Don Jazzy’s N100m donation (Video)

Controversial crossdresser, Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, has mocked his adversary, Martin Vincent Otse, alias VeryDarkMan, following his revelation that Mavins Record Founder, Don Jazzy donated N100 million to his NGO.

VDM had on Thursday, raised an alarm following receipt of the sum into the NGO account, calling on the management of Zenith Bank to investigate the donation.

Later in the day, he came back to say that Don Jazzy had reached out to him to reveal he was the one who made the donation in response to VDM’s appeal for funds for the NGO which he said will focus on community development and improving public school system in Nigeria.

However, Bobrisky who has been involved in a running battle with VDM did not see any good in celebrating the donation as he made a video taunting the social media activist over it.

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In the video which VDM shared on his Instagram page, Bobrisky cautioned people against criticising their potential helpers, hinting at VeryDarkMan’s past criticism of Don Jazzy for gifting her money after her prison release.

“My brother, my sister, there are some people you should not drag on Instagram,” he said.

“Do not drag your helper. If you think you are crazy, there are some people you should not drag. Even me like this, I look face and the kind of people I drag. I cannot drag anybody, especially my helper. How do I want to wear Brazilian hair or slay?”

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