“It’s Unfair and Irresponsible Not to Leave a Will” – Bobrisky Advises Men With Multiple Families

• Bobrisky has urged men with multiple wives or children from different women to write a will before their death, saying it is unfair and irresponsible to leave loved ones with confusion and family disputes over inheritance.
• In a post shared on his Instagram Story, Bobrisky questioned why some men fail to make arrangements for the distribution of their assets despite having large or blended families.

Popular Nigerian socialite Bobrisky has advised men with multiple wives or children from different women to make proper estate plans by writing a will before their death.

In a post shared on his Instagram Story, Bobrisky questioned why some men fail to make arrangements for the distribution of their assets despite having large or blended families.

According to the socialite, failing to leave a will often creates confusion, conflict, and unnecessary family disputes after a person’s death.

“I don’t know if some of you men are intentionally wicked or what.

You’ve married two or three wives, or you’ve had children with two or three women. Why not make a will before you leave this earth?

Do you really want to leave behind confusion and family drama after you’re gone? I honestly see that as unfair and irresponsible.”

Bobrisky’s remarks have sparked conversations online, with many Nigerians debating the importance of estate planning, especially in polygamous families or homes with children from multiple relationships.

In other news…. A media aide to the Delta State Governor, Ossai Ovie Success, has urged social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, to tender an apology to the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, following his recent comments about the cleric.

In a strongly worded post shared online, Ossai cautioned that disrespecting Pastor Adeboye could lead to what he described as “spiritual consequences.”

He insisted that VeryDarkMan was wrong to criticise the revered cleric, stressing that Adeboye is devoted to praying for Nigeria and not involved in partisan or political matters.

“I have called on Very Dark Man to apologize to Pastor E.A. Adeboye, but he is proving difficult,” he said.

“He may think he is building clout with his followers by attacking spirituality and dragging a man of God. But there are lines you do not cross.”

Ossai further stated, “You cannot be rude to an iroko tree and expect to live long.”

According to him, Pastor Adeboye has done nothing wrong and is often misunderstood whenever he does not publicly align with political expectations or national debates.

“Pastor Adeboye is of God. He is not holding brief for any man or political camp. He is standing in the gap for the nation before God,” he added.

He also claimed that critics have, over time, unfairly targeted the cleric without justification.

“History is clear: Satan has used many people to insult Baba Adeboye for no just cause,” he said.