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(video) thunder wey dey go Cotonou go fire anybody wey carry Bobrisky put for film

Actor and comedian, Charles Awurum, has come hard on Anita Joseph and her crew members who introduced Bobrisky into the Nigerian movie Industry.
In a video he shared on Instagram, the actor was fuming and pouring insults on anyone who might have  hand in the introduction of Bobrisky into the Nigerian movie Industry, promising them strike from thunder with no direction, in fact that thunder travelling to Cotonou should reverse back and strike the person dead.
He further wondered why gay practice which is a crime in the Nigerian constitution should be introduced by a man who dresses like women. He also accused Bob of infiltrating the Nigerian movie Industry with gaymen.
He ended by blaming the board of the Nigerian movie Industry over the rot, stating that it is greed that make them introduce practices which is against their norm in the system.

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