SHOCKING! Aisha Yesufu In Trouble As Tinubu’s Supporters, Others Attack Her After She Drops This Critical BOMBSHELL
In a recent appearance on a Channels TV programme, Aisha Yesufu, co-founder of the #BringBackOurGirls movement and a prominent human rights activist, voiced her concern over the state of Nigeria, Igniting a heated exchange of opinions on social media. Yesufu boldly asserted that Nigeria is no longer a functio country but a mere carcass, X TAKE characterized by a precarious existe
“Yesufu painted a grim picture, stating, ‘ There is no country anymore. As we are today, Nigeria is gone. What we have is a carcass, and life is short and brutish, reported SaharaReporters on Friday.
The activist went on to criticize the current leadership, claiming that Nigeria is ruled by an illegitimate president who manipulated his way into office without genuine concern for the welfare of the citizens. She emphasized a lack of empathy and expressed the prevailing sense of insecurity among the populace, stating.
“Nigeria has gotten into a place where you are not even sure that you are going to see the next day because you might be a victim, you might be taken away, even from inside your own house. That is where Nigeria is now.”
Following Yesufu’ s bold statements, a reaction ensued on social media. Dr. Olukemi Olunloyo, a blogger and social media personality, challenged Yesufu’ s perspective. Olunloyo asserted that Nigeria indeed has a president and claimed that Yesufu’s remarks were being discussed at the Department of State Services (DSS). She urged Yesufu to focus on her personal life and family, cautioning her against inciting people and potentially becoming a political prisoner.”
In response, Yesufu defended her stance, dismissing Olunloyo’s remarks. She argued, The illegitimate President who forged his certificate and found to be part of drug dealing is the one that needs to leave Nigeria. Very pathetic mindset you displayed telling me to face my family. Why don’t you take that advice and face yours? By the way, my family is not made of cowards.
The exchange continued as Yesufu highlighted what she perceived as the pressing issues facing the nation, asserting that her critique was aimed at addressing the challenges Nigeria is currently grappling with rather than seeking personal attention.
As the debate rages on, these contrasting views underscore the deep divisions within the Nigerian society regarding the current state of the nation and the efficacy of its leadership.
Yesufu’ s candid remarks have ignited a broader conversation about the political landscape and the urgent need for constructive dialogue to address the
concerns raised by activists and citizens alike.
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