Popular Nigerian social media personality Bobrisky, whose legal name is Idris Olanrewaju Okunleye, is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow to face a six-count charge. The charges stem from his arrest by Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for alleged abuse of the country’s currency, the Naira, and potential money laundering.

The EFCC accuses Bobrisky of repeatedly defacing and spraying new Naira notes at various events. The first four counts detail specific instances where Bobrisky allegedly misused Naira notes while dancing at social functions. The EFCC further claims Bobrisky has committed similar offenses at other venues.

The charges don’t stop there. Bobrisky is also accused of failing to properly report financial activities associated with his company, Bob Express. The EFCC alleges that over a period, Bob Express received significant deposits totaling over 180 million Naira (roughly $400,000) without filing the required reports with Nigerian financial authorities.

Bobrisky’s arraignment comes after his arrest in late March for spraying Naira notes at a Lagos film premiere. The EFCC maintains this behavior not only disrespects the national currency but potentially facilitates money laundering.

Bobrisky is set to be arraigned before Justice Abimbola Awogboro of the Federal High Court in Lagos. This case has garnered significant attention in Nigeria, with many watching closely to see how the legal system handles this situation involving a well-known personality.