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Bobrisky Follows James Brown’s Footsteps, Applies For Student Visa In UK Embassy

by Arabella Zikora

Nigerian queen of crossdressing, Bobrisky is following in the footsteps of his junior colleague, James Brown by furthering his education.

Bobrisky who made headlines on Thursday, March 17 when a photo of him without make up hit the internet.

The lady who shared the photos had described his skin as ‘irritating and disgusting’, which many felt was too extreme for him.

Well, it seems like Bobrisky was out for a good cause as controversial blogger, Gistlover revealed that the crossdresser wanted to further his education.

According to the blog, Bobrisky was spotted at the Hello UK embassy where he went to submit student visa application for undergraduate.

The blogger mocked him for behaving like a good boy with his gentle behavior at the embassy.

Note that, one can only apply for student visa application after an accredited institution accepts your application.

This has stirred reactions below,

____missyhottie : Ali goes to school. Bobrisky goes to school

olayimikaa : He’s been 💨 to Helter skelter since James entered UK…make Idris no give himself hypertension oh

chubbysophie : Well is a good one, I wish him Good luck

ogechiki124 : First they hate, then they copy!!!

swt_ellaberry : Na this kind success wey go make my enemies restless I want make God bless me with since James Brown go London Bob has been running kitikiti katakata

memzy510 : I don’t see anything wrong with this. Great job. Education is key to success

Precise Post recalls James Brown had gained admission to a prestigious university in the United Kingdom.

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