Alibaba has recently commented on the arrest of Bobrisky by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Bobrisky, a popular figure on social media, was detained in Lagos for allegedly damaging money at an event by spraying it. In response to this incident, Alibaba took to Instagram to express his views, questioning why the EFCC did not arrest men who engaged in similar behavior at parties.
Alibaba shared a photo on Instagram depicting men spraying money at a party and raised the question of why the EFCC did not take action against them. He expressed his belief that Bobrisky’s arrest was unfair, suggesting that the EFCC targets women more than men in such cases. Alibaba pointed out that a female celebrity had previously been jailed for a similar act, and now Bobrisky, another woman, was being held for it while men seemingly avoided trouble.
The 58-year-old comedian expressed his concerns about the unequal treatment of women in Nigeria. He emphasized that it is wrong for people to be punished differently based on their gender. Alibaba questioned whether the EFCC arrested Bobrisky “because they are men?” and stated that the way women are handled in Nigeria is “not good.”
Alibaba’s comments shed light on the perceived bias against women in the actions taken by the EFCC. His remarks highlight the need for equal treatment and fairness, regardless of gender, in the enforcement of the law.
It is important to note that Alibaba’s opinions reflect his own perspective on the matter. The arrest of Bobrisky and the actions of the EFCC are subject to legal processes and investigations. As the situation unfolds, it will be interesting to see how these concerns over gender bias are addressed and whether any changes are made to ensure equal treatment under the law.
Stay tuned for further updates on this issue as it continues to garner attention and spark discussions about gender equality in Nigeria.
