DG of the Prison Rehabilitation Mission explains Bobrisky’s isolation

Bishop Kayode Williams, the Directoe General of the Prison Rehabilitation Mission, has disclosed the reason for separating crossdresser Bobrisky from fellow inmates

In an Arise TV interview, Williams cited safety concerns as the motivation

Williams explained that prisons have distinct sections for death row inmates, convicted prisoners, and others. However, Bobrisky’s situation warranted exceptional consideration.

“We isolated Bobrisky to safeguard him,” Williams stated.

“His appearance and behavior could spark conflicts with unrepentant homosexuals in custody, putting his well-being at risk. The accommodation that is provided for males, are they going to bring Idris with his transgender body /look to go and sleep in the general cell with general prisoners?

“That is where it comes in, that the first thing the record will do is to now say, OK how we treat this type of woman.

“She’s not a woman, neither a man,” Williams added.

Williams emphasized that protecting Bobrisky from potential harm drove the decision, acknowledging his feminine appearance and behavior could provoke severe reactions.

Solomon Olumuyiwa Kayode Williams commonly known as Kayode Williams is a Nigerian minister, prison reform activist and ex-convict.