Nigerian cross-dresser Bobrisky faces allegations of bribing EFCC officials in money laundering case.

In 1947, Nigerian welfare officer Ayodele Potts-Johnson was sentenced to six months in prison for taking bribes from two prostitutes to avoid arrest. This case highlighted corruption in Nigeria. Recently, cross-dresser Bobrisky faced allegations of paying N15 million to EFCC officials to drop money laundering charges. He denied the claims, asserting he was framed. Investigations by the EFCC and Ministry of Interior are ongoing, reflecting ongoing corruption concerns in Nigeria.