Without me Nigeria will be dull – Crossdresser, James Brown

Popular crossdresser, James Obialor, also known as James Brown says he is providing ultimate entertainment to Nigerians.

The self-acclaimed Princess of Africa said that without his online content which dwells on his daily activities as a drag queen, Nigeria would be ‘dulling’.

James stated this while featuring on Frankly Speaking Podcast where he engaged in a debate with the hosts.

He criticised Nigerians for purportedly having issues with accepting crossdressers as part of the society even as citizens say they want things to change.

But one of the co-anchors spoke defensively about people seeing what he does as something weird, hence why they might not be comfortable or willing to accept his way of life.

But the Instagram Influencer argued that Nigeria is backward and anybody who shares that sentiment against queer people abroad would be deported.

The presenter said that what matters is the demographic, James is cashing out from, which is Nigeria, so that is the focus of their discussion.

He, however, added that all he does is helping Nigerians to clear their frustration and depression caused by the hardship.

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In other news, Tobi The Creator, friend of Nigerian crossdresser, James Brown, has called out their colleague, Bobrisky for not using the right pronoun.

He cautioned Bobrisky for using ”He” instead of ”She” while addressing James Brown in a viral commendation video.

CorrectNG reported over the weekend that Bob congratulated his former mentee on his success and said that he wanted him to know he was happy.

However, in a response to his praises, Tobi dragged the male barbie, saying he does not practice what he preaches.

He noted that Bobrisky had lashed out at people for calling him a ‘Bro’ whereas he failed woefully at using the right pronoun for his bestie.

Tobi warned him to stop referring to James Brown as a He, and said that if he really has something to tell his former student, he should unblock them on social media and send a message directly.

”Don’t use ‘He’ for James again…. Brother Bobrisky.

She is the Princess of Africa, you need to learn what you preach,” he said.