In a surprising turn of events, Bobrisky has written an open letter to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), expressing readiness to face investigation and legal action.
Earlier, Bobrisky shared s3icidal thoughts due to alleged threats and plans against him.
However, summoning courage, he now demands an investigation outside EFCC offices where he was previously detained, without intimidation or coercion, and with transparency.
Bobrisky maintains innocence, denying involvement in alleged audio recordings and money laundering charges.
He asserts that anyone publishing altered audio should take responsibility, and facts remain that he didn’t create or publish any incriminating audio.
Confident in his innocence, Bobrisky vows to meet EFCC in court, seeking vindication.
