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Please Burna Boy, forgive Speed Darlington, prison not nice place – Bobrisky
Bobrisky wrote, “I just wanna mind my business this year and stay away from anything that connects with Nigerian celebrities. But my soft heart won’t stop me thinking of many things. Please burna boy, forgive speed. Please prison is not a nice place. I don’t think he has money for VIP section cos it’s expensive. Pls.”
Crossdresser Bobrisky has appealed to Afrobeats star Burna Boy, urging him to facilitate the release of singer Speed Darlington, who has been in police custody since November 27.
Soeed Darlington was arrested in October 2024 over allegations of defamation and cyberstalking related to his statements about Burna Boy.
Despite reportedly being granted bail by the Federal High Court on December 23, 2024, he remained in detention, leading to public outcry
On his Instagram story, Bobrisky expressed concern about the conditions of incarceration, stating that prison is a harsh environment.
He also noted that Speed Darlington might struggle to afford the costs of securing a place in the VIP section of the facility, which he described as expensive.
Bobrisky wrote, “I just wanna mind my business this year and stay away from anything that connects with Nigerian celebrities. But my soft heart won’t stop me thinking of many things. Please burna boy, forgive speed. Please prison is not a nice place. I don’t think he has money for VIP section cos it’s expensive. Pls.”
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