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Femi Falana, a lawyer who fights for people’s rights, and his son, Folarin (known as Falz), have told Bobrisky, a well-known crossdresser, that he has 12 hours to say sorry and take back some untrue things he said about them.
Bobrisky, in a shared audio clip by a social media commentator named VeryDarkMan, claimed that Falana and Falz asked him for N10 million to help them get a presidential pardon. This rumor has caused a lot of talks online.
Falana and Falz, through a letter from their lawyers, insisted that these claims were lies and were hurting their good names. This letter was sent out on October 14, 2024, saying that Bobrisky needs to stop spreading these lies.
The letter, signed by lawyers Taiwo E. Olawanle and Olorunfemi Akinyemi, asks Bobrisky to take these statements back and publicly apologize.
The letter clearly tells Bobrisky: “We work for Mr. Femi Falana and Mr. Folarin Falana, also known as Falz. We are writing because you have said things about them that just aren’t true.”
It continued to say, “We learned that you used the story about being in jail to trick artists and others into giving you a lot of money, saying it was for writing a pardon letter and bribing officials.”
“Putting our clients into your false stories was just made up by you. They never wrote any pardon letters as you claimed.”
“You said these false things without thinking about how they would harm our clients. They have never spoken to you about any letters of pardon or anything else.”
“You have 12 hours to take back what you said and apologize on all the places where you shared these lies. If you don’t, we will take you to court and ask for a lot of money because what you said was very harmful.”