Bobrisky’s N200 Million Cake Stuns at 33rd Birthday Bash

Nigerian crossdresser Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, has once again captured the public’s attention with his extravagant birthday celebration. Just weeks after his release from Kirikiri Correctional Centre, Bobrisky threw a lavish 33rd birthday party that has sparked widespread discussion, particularly due to the staggering cost of his cake.

The highlight of the event was a jaw-dropping N200 million cake designed to resemble a G-Wagon SUV. The enormous cake was so large that Bobrisky even climbed inside it and attempted to drive it. During the cake-cutting ceremony, he used a sword to slice through the elaborate confection, confirming its impressive size and unique design.

The party, which took place in Lagos, saw numerous Nigerian celebrities in attendance, including Phyna, Moyo Lawal, and Eniola Ajao. Despite the grandeur of the celebration, the extravagant cake has been a major talking point. Many have expressed amazement and disbelief at the cost and opulence of the cake.

Reactions to the viral clips from the event have varied. Some viewers questioned the practicality of using a sword to cut the cake, while others were stunned by the sheer scale of the celebration. Comments on social media included:

• @eyi_t_mophe: “It’s not all cake bro … where he put the knife is the section where the cake has been placed.”
• @benolamide12: “Ati bob ooo ati baker ati Mc ati goldmyne ati tinubu ooo all of una don mad.”
• @queenjane847: “VDM will not see sleep tonight.”
• @therealjibs: “I mean, this is a man. A man! The society has gone mad.”
• @fashionista_ruth: “Why is she using a sword to cut it.”
• @investorarab22: “If the cake nah 200M how much come be G-wagon.”
• @donchilo6: “Make una chop am make una belle full 😂 mad people.”

In a related development, social media critic VeryDarkMan (VDM) recently commented on Bobrisky’s arrest earlier this year. VDM suggested that Bobrisky should avoid contacting people connected to his case, hinting at potential legal complications. He also mentioned the possibility of submitting a petition to the EFCC regarding allegations of money laundering.