I See No FUTURE For Your Children!- Nigerian Lawyer INSULTS Seyi Law Over Support For President Tinubu

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In a recent turn of events, popular Nigerian comedian Seyi Law has found himself at the center of controversy after publicly expressing his support for President Tinubu. His remarks have drawn criticism from Nigerian lawyer Malcolm Omirhobo, who has questioned Seyi Law’s stance and offered condolences to the comic and his generation. The exchange on Twitter has ignited a debate about the future of the country and the role of public figures in expressing their political affiliations.

Seyi Law, known for his humorous performances, made a solemn commitment to President Tinubu, expressing his unwavering support even in the face of Nigeria’ s present economic difficulties. He compared the situation to the Biblical story of the Israelites’ desert experience, stating that he would rather journey through the wilderness to Canaan with Tinubu than live in slavery in Egypt at the expense of his children’s future.

Malcolminfiniti Emergency comedian, Seyi law or what do you call yourself. I am sure that the hunger and hardship in Nigeria has shut down your brain. If not why do you want to spend 40 years with Moses in the wilderness on foot when you can make the journey by air in 1 hr, 45mins from Egypt to Israel. I pity you and the future of your children.

Malcolm Omirhobo, a Nigerian lawyer, took to Twitter to criticize Seyi Law’s public support of President Tinubu. Referring to himself as an” emergency comedian, Omirhobo expressed his condolences to Seyi Law and his generation, suggesting that the country’ s despair and starvation had affected Seyi Law’s cognitive abilities. He questioned why Seyi Law would choose to spend 40 years in the desert with Tinubu (whom he referred to as Moses) when he could reach his destination much faster.

The exchange between Seyi Law and Malcolm Omirhobo has sparked a broader discussion about the role of public figures in expressing their political affiliations. While some argue that celebrities and influencers should use their platforms to raise awareness and engage in political discourse, others believe they should remain neutral and refrain from influencing public opinion.

In his lengthy tweet, Seyi Law acknowledged the frustrations many Nigerians feel towards the government and the lack of effective communication from government agencies. He recognized that not all power rests at the center and emphasized the importance of demanding accountability from state governments. Seyi Law expressed disappointment in the state governors, particularly regarding the transportation system and the need for subsidies to benefit citizens.