Seyi Law confronts Atiku Abubakar's son for referring to Tinubu as a drug lord
Shehu Abubakar, the son of former vice president Atiku Abubakar, was criticized by well-known
Nigerian comedian Seyi Law for referring to Tinubu as a drug lord.
According to ONIKEWIDE, Shehu Abubakar responded to Trump's "disgrace" statement about Nigeria by calling Nigerian President Bola Tinubu a drug lord.
Donald Trump, the president of the United States, called Nigeria a "now disgraced country" and threatened to use force in response to the claimed Christian genocide.
Nigerians' opinions were divided between indignation and self-criticism after Trump's remarks sparked a trend on X with the hashtag #DisgracedCountry.
Shehu Abubakar responded to Nigerians who were offended by Trump's comments by saying, "Why are some unhappy that Donald Trump called us disgraceful? What do you describe the announcement that a drug lord would be our president? Arrogant? I am aware that it damages our pride as a country, but before we condemn others, we must examine ourselves and hold ourselves responsible.
Seyi Law, a well-known admirer of the president, questioned Atiku Abubarka's integrity while defending Tinubu in a post on X, reminding Shehu that his father was charged with money laundering in the US during the administration of former President Obasanjo.
This comes from a person whose father was charged with money laundering in the US and dubbed a crook by his principal. Someone whose father removed a tweet from his handler regarding Deborah's extrajudicial murder. The comic said, "Na really wa."
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