Bobrisky, the Nigerian crossdresser, continues to grab headlines, especially with his recent arrest and the ongoing discourse surrounding his gender identity. Over time, Bobrisky has transitioned into presenting as a woman, leading some individuals to acknowledge and refer to him as such. This recognition reached a pinnacle when he recently received an award themed around women. However, his recent encounter with the EFCC has prompted discussions regarding how he should be categorized- as a man or a woman- particularly in legal matters such as detention and court proceedings.

Amidst the speculation, a recent development emerged after Bobrisky was brought before the Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos State, by the EFCC. Despite his feminine appearance, reports indicate that the presiding judge referred to Bobrisky as a man, using the pronoun ' him' during the court proceedings. This decision raised eyebrows and stirred conversations about the legal and societal recognition of Bobrisky' s gender identity.

It' s worth noting that prior to his court appearance, Bobrisky was reportedly held in a separate cell within the EFCC' s custody. This distinction in treatment also fueled discussions surrounding Bobrisky' s gender classification.

Responses to this development varied across social media platforms, with individuals expressing divergent opinions on the matter. Some users highlighted the significance of the court' s pronouncement and the EFCC' s acknowledgment of Bobrisky as a man, reinforcing the notion that legal and governmental institutions recognize him as such. Others, however, pointed out the discrepancy between the judge' s addressing Bobrisky as a man and instances where his lawyer referred to him as a woman during a press conference, suggesting a multigender interpretation of Bobrisky' s identity.