Bobrisky expresses sympathy for Olori Naomi after her arrest
Renowned socialite Bobrisky has publicly shown support and empathy for former queen Naomi, who was recently arrested following a tragic turn of events at a charity gathering. The incident, which started as an altruistic initiative, took a heartbreaking turn, leaving many in shock and mourning.
Queen Naomi had organized the event in Ibadan as a giveaway intended to benefit the less privileged. The initiative drew an overwhelming crowd, eager to participate in the charity. However, the large turnout led to unforeseen chaos, resulting in a deadly stampede that tragically claimed the lives of several children.
Following the disaster, Naomi was taken into custody and now faces legal action over the incident. Authorities have remanded her in prison, and she is expected to appear in court to address the charges brought against her. The devastating nature of the incident has sparked widespread conversation and reactions across social media and public platforms.
Reacting to the situation, Bobrisky took to his Instagram account to share a message of compassion for Naomi. The socialite expressed deep concern for the former queen, acknowledging the emotional toll the ordeal must be taking on her. His message emphasized that he could not stop thinking about her plight, particularly because he could relate to being in the public eye during a legal battle.
Earlier this year, Bobrisky himself faced arrest and court proceedings for allegedly abusing the Naira. Drawing from his personal experience, he extended a hand of solidarity to Naomi, highlighting the challenges of navigating such turbulent times. His words resonated with many, serving as both a message of support and a reminder of the human struggles behind public controversies.
He wrote …
“It break my heart see you go through all dis stress just because you want to help Lord d that put our life in danger pls rescue us. My soft heart can stop thinking of what you
are going through because have been there too. I pray God set you”
