Bobrisky Reveals Why He Dumped Manhood: ‘Men Fear That Gender’

Popular Nigerian socialite and self-acclaimed transgender diva, Bobrisky, has once again sparked reactions online after revealing why he transitioned from male to female.

In a recent post on his official Facebook page, Bobrisky humorously declared that being a man is a tough experience, stating, “Men fear that gender 🤣🤣🤣. Na why me run 6yrs ago o.”

The controversial media personality hinted that the overwhelming responsibilities, societal pressure, and daily struggles faced by men prompted his decision to embrace womanhood.

The post has since stirred massive engagement online, with many Nigerians taking to the comment section to react with mixed feelings:

“E no easy to be man abeg, na only the strong survive.”

“Senior man no wan face reality again, na why e change camp 😂.”

“She just dey use scope escape responsibility 🤣.”

“Well, at least she’s living her truth, many men still dey pretend.”

Bobrisky’s candid confession has reignited conversations about gender roles and identity in Nigeria, a country where discussions on gender fluidity still remain controversial.

As usual, the post continues to generate buzz, with fans and critics dissecting his lifestyle choices and what it means in the larger context of Nigerian society.

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