"Leave Ozempic Alone" – Bobrisky Warns Nigerian Women Against Chasing Weight Loss Trends

Nigerian crossdresser Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, has warned Nigerian women against the growing trend of using "Ozempic" for rapid weight loss, urging them to stop chasing trends and love their bodies.

In a post shared on his Instagram page on Sunday, he expressed concern over how far some women have gone in pursuit of a certain body standard.

Bobrisky noted that many women who were once curvy and healthy have now become excessively thin, describing the transformation as alarming.

He questioned whether they no longer look at themselves in the mirror, adding that not every trend is meant to be followed.

He stressed that Ozempic is not a beauty competition and advised people to know when to stop chasing trends.

He wrote:
"God abeg ooo! Who swear for some of these Nigerian women? Make una leave Ozempic alone abeg!"

"Some of una were so pretty with that thick, juicy vibe, but now una don turn to lizard wey forget to eat! Una no get mirror for una house? No be every trend una suppose follow o!"

"Some of una don overdo this Ozempic matter to the point say even your shadow dey look for where to hide! You go see woman wey body sweet before, now she don look like say NEPA carry all the flesh go."

"Ozempic no be beauty competition, my people! Abeg, know when to stop chasing trends and love your body."

According to information gathered online, the Ozempic trend refers to the viral cultural and medical phenomenon where Ozempic, a prescription medication approved for type 2 diabetes, has been widely adopted off-label by healthy or overweight individuals for rapid aesthetic weight loss.