A number of Nigerians have persisted in smearing Nollywood actors and actresses including Kunle Afolayan, Yomi Fash-Lanso, Ayo Adesanya, and Remi Surutu for forming a new organization to back President Bola Tinubu’s bid for reelection.
This is happening at a time when the country’s economy is struggling.
Actor Lege Miami is in charge of the new organization “Eko 57 Movement,” which debuted on Sunday in Lagos State.
Several Nigerians have taken to social media to express their disapproval of the celebrities, claiming that they are being dishonest about the state of affairs in their country. A video of the event has gone viral.
Internet users expressed their concern that famous people should not publicly ask for donations in the event of a health crisis.
Netizens pointed out that the only change Nigeria needs is the requirement to transmit results in real-time. They also mentioned the high cost of living, corruption, insecurity, inadequate power supply, and terrible healthcare system that Nigerians had to deal with under President Tinubu’s administration.
An X user named @fhemiwrld responded to the contentious group by writing: “It’s just embarrassing “. Complete darkness. The cost of petrol rose. U keep quiet about it. My condolences.
“Make sure you don’t bother us if any of us has a problem and needs the public’s sympathy,” Lord Mayor Blacksnr added. Bring about the change that Tinubu has promised.
“Mandated real-time transmission of electoral results is the only movement we need,” titbeats added.
“Lege, what are you up to?” xozo10000 asked. Putting your personal needs ahead of those of the masses, even knowing full well that the masses are suffering?
“If they were born to your mother, may you all weep on social media. I’ve marked your face as mad as gbogbo,” umaromolara said with a hint of surprise.
“The killings that happen and the poor economy don’t concern him. The people he listens to and thinks about are pure-hearted, and he fights for the wellbeing of Nigerians,” horlayinka gold continued.
It’s your decision to back anyone you want, but when something bad happens in Nigeria, please don’t try to shoot a film and share it online; that’s when things will go ugly. here’s hoping.
“Where is the electricity that baba promised us before I joined EKO 57?” der0ju asked.
“Only mediocrity supports a failed government,” at.michael1 wrote. The Mandate of the National Grid Collapse: Darkness, Hunger, and Insecurity!” topesampson wrote.
the addition of extensive content; “Eko 576 lege. How did you become this way? Did you not notice the hardships that Nigerians are enduring? Despite this, you are promoting something that will be advantageous to yourself. How long does it remain for you?