- Isaac Fayose criticizes Nigerians who support the current government.
- He labels these supporters as “hopeless” and “born slaves.”
- His comments reflect dissatisfaction with the country’s economy.
Isaac Fayose has criticised Nigerians supporting the current government, describing them as “hopeless” and accusing them of being “born slaves.”
Fayose made the remarks while expressing his dissatisfaction with the state of the country’s economy and the performance of the government.
According to him, anyone who continues to support the administration despite the economic situation should be regarded as hopeless.
He said, “Anybody you see supporting this hopeless government, just know that the person is hopeless. They are born slav£s.”
Fayose further claimed that the government had significantly worsened Nigeria’s economic position, alleging that the country had dropped from being ranked number one in Africa to number five.
He added, “A Govt that came on board 11 years ago and took our economy from number 1 in Africa to number 5.”
His comments have sparked reactions, with his strong choice of words likely to generate debate among Nigerians with differing views on the government’s performance and the country’s economic situation.
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Read some comments below:
@coolest_G:”Nah slave sperm full your papa body, him pikin sef Dey the government 😂🤡😂🤡”
@OloYeOfiKoTuN:”We knew that since 1969….The koko is what can you lots do about it??”
@Larrey Koko:”This one no get sense on a good day. From the way he places his lips when talking, you go know say babu sense. It takes Nigeria nothing to be number 1 economy in Africa, it’s just to push naira to $1=900 and our economy goes to number one. Instead we should focus on GDP growth.”
@Emmanuel C. Akudolu:”We don’t even trust you to start with because it’s easier said than done”
