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Bobrisky reveals why he became a transgender
Transvestite Idris Okuneye, also known as Bobrisky has shed more light on his journey to becoming a transgender.
The controversial Internet personality disclosed that he started cross-dressing as a marketing strategy while he was selling unisex clothes during his undergraduate days at the University of Lagos.
Speaking in a candid interview with maverick singer, Charly Boy, Bobrisky said he didn’t envisage that crossdressing would lead him into becoming a transgender.
He said, “About nine years ago, I was at the University of Lagos studying Accounting. I also had a side hustle, I was selling unisex clothes. Most times I try the female wears on myself and I love the outfits.
“From there, I moved to female hairstyles to makeup and more women were patronising my business. So I decided to keep crossdressing since it was lucrative.
“I wasn’t thinking I was going to do it for a very long time. Initially, it was just a marketing strategy but people were complimenting me that I look better as a woman than a man. That’s how I ended up being Bobrisky.”
He said he faced resistance from his parents initially but they eventually allowed him to be himself.
Source: www.dailypost.ng
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