“We Must Endure”: Seyi Tinubu Tells Nigerians, They Dig Up Photo of His N346 Million Wristwatch
Nigeria’s president Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s son, Seyi, took to social media to try and encourage citizens with a special message The country’s ‘First Son’ preached endurance to the masses amidst the ongoing economic crisis and they reacted
Nigerians dug up a photo of Seyi rocking a red band Richard Mille wristwatch said to be worth over million
Nigeria’s president’s son, Seyi Tinubu, caused a huge stir on social media over his expensive Ricard Mille wristwatch. It all started when the country’s ‘First Son’ took to social media to try to encourage Nigerians with a special message amidst the hardship they had been facing.
next as Sey Toubu tells them to enture, they g up choto of tes 14346m wristwatch. P1000s wyne netagram Seyi Tinubu shared a photo of himself appearing to be deep in thought and accompanied it with a caption where he echoed a quote from his father, President Tinubu, who preached endurance and patience to Nigerians. He wrote: “There is no joy in seeing the people of this nation shoulder burdens that should have been shed years ago. I wish today’s difficulties did not exist. But we must endure if we are to reach the good side of our future, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Bola A Tinubu”
See his post below:
Nigerians dig up photo of Seyi Tinubu
rocking N346 million wristwatch Shortly after Seyi Tinubu’s message on endurance was posted online, Nigerians. were quick to bring out a photo of the president’s son rocking an expensive Richard Mille wristwatch. Not stopping there, Nigerians went on to find out the value of the designer accessory and it was gathered that it cost between $210,000 to $2,578,000 which is equivalent to N346,500,000 See a photo of Seyi Tinubu rocking the expensive timepiece below:
As expected, many people were not pleased with this, and they took to social media to lambaste the president’s son. Read some of their comments below:
Obinwanne01 “It’s okay and easy to live in your mighty mansion guided by heavy security with steady light and chefs to make any type of meals on earth for you and your families. Then tell millions of Nigerians who are dying everyday because of hunger and starvation and poor healthcare system to endure. It shall never be well with you and your family. Especially that old cargo you call your father.”
king ando1
“The most painful part is that this nigga
got a Richard Mille on his wrist while
typing hardship”
Willzframe: “You dey enjoy they tell others to endure hardship.” Ty rae. “Hypocrisy at its peak, if you were in that position as his son, you would buy more than that, make una rest.” lady_eki “Guy has a Mille on his wrists and he says we should endure Jesus when are you coming!” Bas.l.s.h.a “But he had this before his father became president. I mean he has always been in wealth,, lets move on.” ovie roy “Na so e ey be na. Rich man go use words of encouragement finish u.” miami.governor “Make I endure? and my future Dey your wrist? Oh my God” dazzlingteeapparel “Ehya. he for sell the watch use the proceed feed the nation. I don tire for una.” diormo:
“One person carry millions enough to
build an hospital and same person has
the effrontery to pacify the suffering
masses.”
amure 13:
“Leaders are rich, Citizens dey suffer lol.”
Ojiugo had this to say:
This tweep called Seyi Tinubu a spoiled
brat
This tweep shared screenshots showing
the cost of Seyl Tinubu’s timepiece:
Seyi Law vows to still vote for Tinubu
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that
Nigerian comedian Idileoye
Oluwaseyitan Lawrence Aletile, aka Seyi
Law, sparked massive reactions online
with a statement he made about the
president of the country, Bola Ahmed
Tinubu
in a statement released on his X
(formerly Twitter) handle, he noted that
even if another election were to be
conducted tomorrow, he would still vote.
for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
In his lengthy statement, he noted that
through the wilderness to Canaan than
eat meat and drink wine in slavery in
he would rather ‘stay with Moses
Egypt.
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