It’s no news that Nigeria as a country is beginning to garner a lot of Crossdressers in recent times.
This used to be a thing we didn’t use to accommodate but I guess civilization it’s part of the whims of civilization. Now let’s talk about the crossdressers.
One person who has been in this industry is Denrenle Edin, while some persons have tagged him to be a confused fellow others have fallen in love with his cross-dressing attitude. Some persons have even said that he is not a crossdresser but Just disguises to be one just for popularity sake! Danielle has proven to be exceptional in this category and has risen to become someone to reckon with…if you’re in for it.
Bob Risky has risen from the walls of Snapchat to becoming a social media twerk sensation with his back-to-back posts creating a continuous online stir. Sometimes he claims to be a lady and sometimes he claims to be a man but we are still confused on what his real motives are. He also claims to be a cross-dresser and also has a hidden sugar daddy that nobody knows about…until recently.
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Bobrisky, real name, Okuneye Idris Olarenwaju, has had a lot of controversies in the past concerning some viral issues but then it’s still fair to say he has also been in the game for a while and has grown on the “Cross Dresser Business”.
James Brown is a Nigerian-born popular crossdresser who got viral after the video “They did not caught me”. James Brwon was born on February 22, 1999.
He has since capitalized on the crossdresser thing and has been making waves in Nigeria ever since. Although a lot of people still claim he is gay, he claims that he is simply an influencer who loves to play the cross-dresser game. Lest we forget, he was once called out by Bobrisky and accused of been HIV positive.
There are many other crossdressers in Nigeria as of today but then these 3 are the ones who have always been on the news.
While some hold that the wave of crossdressers in Nigeria is ill to the society, others see them as mentors and perhaps, hope to be like them someday.
Credit: Martha Benson
