Nigerian social media personality Bobrisky has lashed out at the mystery woman involved in the leaked video of content creator Egungun of Lagos, accusing her of recording the private video call and subsequently leaking it online. The controversy surrounds a recent incident where a video showing Egungun, whose real name is Kuye Adegoke, engaging in explicit content during a video call was made public.
The video, which features Egungun exposing himself to another woman, was reportedly recorded during a private video call, but it was leaked by an anonymous blackmailer. Following the release of the video, Egungun’s wife took to social media, revealing that her husband had been the victim of a blackmail attempt. She claimed that the video had been intended solely for her and that her husband had “never” cheated on her. Despite her efforts to protect her husband’s reputation, the video made its way online, sparking widespread attention and outrage.
Bobrisky, who has made headlines in recent weeks for controversies of his own, voiced his opinion on the matter in a series of posts on social media. He accused the unidentified woman in the video of intentionally recording the call and sharing the explicit footage. Bobrisky, who has faced trouble with Nigerian authorities over leaked voice notes containing personal conversations, also expressed frustration with the practice of recording calls without consent. “I swear I will cut off everybody from Nigeria because of this recording calls issue,” Bobrisky stated in his post.
The crossdresser further questioned the motives behind the leaking of the video, suggesting that it might have been intended to drive a wedge between Egungun and his wife. “Only a f**l will leave his man for that nonsense,” Bobrisky wrote, hinting that the video, while explicit, was not sufficient reason for a wife to leave her husband.
In addition to his criticism of the woman who leaked the video, Bobrisky offered advice to Egungun’s wife, encouraging her to stand by her husband during this challenging time. “Dis is time you should love him more,” he wrote, urging her to offer support instead of succumbing to public pressure.
