Bobrisky announces second surgery, vows to be Nigeria’s most beautiful

• Bobrisky emphasized that social media doesn’t exactly reflect his true beauty
• He stated that people are usually in awe whenever they see him in person 
• He noted that enhancing his beauty will attract a higher kind of men into life

Nigeria’s renowned crossdresser, Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, has left his fans in awe as he announced his decision to undergo another surgery, determined to become the country’s most beautiful woman.

Taking to his Instagram page, Bobrisky revealed his surgery would be taking place first week of December.

Notably, the contentious figure highlighted that people’s perceptions of his beauty may not always match reality.

Bobrisky claims that his gorgeous appearance and amazing figure frequently leave onlookers in wonder when they see him in person.

He is convinced that improved attractiveness will draw better men into his social circle.

“Going under another knife first week in December l’m ready to risk my life to be d most beautiful woman in Nigeria. These bitches know I’m d real deal.”

Few days ago, another Popular Nigerian Transgender, Jay Boogie cries out over alleged failed cosmetic surgery

Renowned Nigerian transgender and style icon, Daniel Anthony Nsikan, popularly known as Jay Boogie, has taken to social media to express his distress following a reported unsuccessful plastic surgery.

In a series of posts shared on Wednesday, Jay Boogie urged the public to hold a surgeon identified as Dinma of Curvy Girl Essentials accountable should any adverse effects arise from the procedure.

The transgender individual, in a now-viral Instagram story, shared images and pertinent information about the doctor and the medical facility allegedly responsible for the failed surgery.

“Please, I have a medical emergency. This surgeon wants to kill me. If anything happens to me, it is Dr Dinma from Curvy Girl Essentials.

This hospital and doctor are responsible if anything happens to me,” Jay Boogie wrote in the post, seeking urgent attention and intervention.