In a highly anticipated event, social media activist VeryDarkMan made a bold appearance at the National Assembly today as part of the ongoing investigation into the explosive bribery allegations involving Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

The inquiry, initiated by the House of Representatives, seeks to probe claims made by VeryDarkMan, who alleged that Bobrisky paid a ₦15 million bribe to EFCC officers to evade full legal consequences, including a cushy arrangement to serve prison time in a luxury serviced apartment instead of a standard correctional facility.

This high-profile investigation has captured public attention, and the arrival of VeryDarkMan at the Assembly drew significant interest.

Represented by his lawyer, Barrister Deji Adeyanju, the whistleblower reaffirmed his commitment to cooperating with the probe.

His allegations, first aired via social media, quickly escalated, prompting lawmakers to summon all relevant parties, including EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyode, prison officials, and Bobrisky.

The case has further intensified due to denials from Bobrisky, who recently demanded an open investigation to clear his name, labeling the audio recordings supporting the bribery claims as fake.

Amidst the growing tension, the EFCC has launched its own internal investigation into the matter.

As Nigerians eagerly follow the proceedings, many are left wondering whether Bobrisky will make a public appearance or continue to address the allegations via social media.