Audio By Carbonatix
The angry driver who fought and beat up drag queen Bobrisky in Lagos traffic on Monday has shared his own side of the story in a video as he apologises.
He said, “What happened today was just a little misunderstanding between me and Bobrisky, Sorry for everything…”
However, Bobrisky refused to accept the apology, saying that the man must sleepover in a police cell for bashing his new Range Rover, damaging his iPhone11 and assaulting him.
He wrote: “It’s wasn’t a little misunderstanding… if truly it was misunderstanding I should have let you go in peace. But trouble sat on its own you went to pull it. “And I’m happy I gave it to you hard. Next time!!!! When you meet people you don’t know you will calm down and know who they are. “As about 5.17 pm I was driving to a meeting when dis man bashed my car from behind. Mistakes happen, but what got me so mad was when dis ugly man said what can I do to him after hitting my car…. ahhhhh I was shocked. I was trying to record his stupidity when he was saying what can I do.
“The next thing I saw was he hit my iPhone 11 max too. I got so mad I ran into his car to collect his phone and his car key only for him to run after me to collect his phone and car key from me. I fought him like I was on something…. at some point I didn’t even care to see people recording. I was mad. Your apology might be accepted but you must sleepover in that cell. Then tomorrow you will get me a new phone 1phone 11 max and fix my car. I might be calm and nice. But I don’t take nonsense from any motherfucker.”
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