Tinubu bringing shame to Yoruba, his ‘Lagos boys’ hungry for money, brainless: Popular Lagos Chief

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Tinubu Faces Criticism: Yoruba Chief Expresses Discontent with Presidency

 

In a recent outburst, Lagos Chief Abisoye Oshodi, popularly known as Balogun Eko, openly criticized President Bola Tinubu over the state of the country’s economy and security challenges. The chief, known for his controversial political commentary, expressed his discontent, stating that Tinubu’s presidency was becoming an embarrassment to the Yoruba tribe.

 

President Tinubu, who assumed office on May 29, 2023, has faced increasing scrutiny from various quarters. Chief Oshodi, in a video shared on Instagram, lambasted the administration, describing it as a political setback for the Yoruba people.

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“This presidency is becoming an embarrassment for the Yoruba people,” Chief Oshodi remarked, highlighting concerns about the economic situation and security challenges under Tinubu’s leadership.

 

The chief did not mince his words when criticizing the President’s close aides, referring to them as “ball boys” who lack the competence to provide sound advice. He suggested that their personal ambitions and desire for wealth hindered them from presenting the harsh realities to the President.

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The people you have surrounded yourself with don’t seem to me to have brains,” Chief Oshodi remarked, expressing his dissatisfaction with the administration’s approach to addressing the widespread hunger experienced by Nigerians.

 

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Directly addressing President Tinubu, Chief Oshodi urged him to listen to the grievances of the Nigerian people and cautioned against using his tenure to bring disgrace to the Yoruba tribe.

 

“As you said, it was Yoruba’s turn, don’t use your tenure to disgrace us,” he emphasized in the Instagram video.

 

This critical commentary adds to the growing discontent voiced by various individuals, including Fuji singer Wasiu Ayinde, who recently urged the President to intensify efforts in addressing issues such as poverty, unemployment, economic crises, and the depreciation of the naira. As days unfold, expectations rise for tangible results from the Tinubu administration.

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