Nigerian comedian and content creator Chukwuebuka Amuzie, popularly known as Brain Jotter, has revealed that he purchased a female robot in China and brought it to Nigeria, citing the stress he says Nigerian girls cause him. In a humorous video shared on Instagram, Brain Jotter introduced the robot and named it Nkechi, joking that Lagos girls now have competition.
Why Brain Jotter Bought the Robot
In the video, Brain Jotter explained that he spent considerable time getting the robot to Nigeria. He said, “It took me a long time but I finally brought my baby back to Nigeria and I think I will name her Nkechi. A lot of you ask me why did I buy robots? Nigerian girls dey stress me especially once they don do nyash. So I had to buy the one that has yansh. I even did her hair for her. Lagos girls, it’s over for you.”
The comedian’s decision to display the robot reflects his penchant for using unconventional ideas and comic skits to engage his audience on social media. The purchase has sparked reactions online, with Brain Jotter’s characteristic humour once again at the centre of attention.
Separate Incident Involving Area Boys
Brain Jotter’s humorous revelation about his female robot came before another incident that drew attention to the comedian. On Tuesday, he joined several Nigerian celebrities who have spoken out about harassment by area boys in Lagos. Brain Jotter shared a video on his Instagram page that captured the moment some area boys surrounded his car and caused a disturbance.
A separate viral video also captured the moment Brain Jotter drove away from the scene, with one of the thugs hanging onto his car. The incident generated reactions from social media users, with many expressing concern over the growing reports of harassment faced by motorists and public figures in parts of Lagos.
Brain Jotter’s Rise to Prominence
Brain Jotter rose to prominence through comedy skits and has become one of Nigeria’s recognisable digital entertainers. Known for his expressive delivery and recurring comic characters, he has also built a strong following through short-form videos that often draw from everyday Nigerian experiences. His recent antics, including the robot purchase and the area boys incident, continue to keep him in the public eye.
