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“Fake Sanitary Pads, Fake Medicines, Fake President” – Egungun Of Lagos Reacts To Nigeria’s Current State

  • Media personality Egungun of Lagos has criticised the state of Nigeria, listing several products and items he described as fake.
  • He also took a swipe at the government, describing Nigeria as “hell as described in the Bible,” in a post that has attracted mixed reactions online.

Media personality Egungun of Lagos has reacted to what he described as the worsening state of Nigeria, alleging that fake products have become common across the country.

In a post, Egungun listed items including sanitary pads, Oral-B, Hollandia yoghurt, drinks, creams, medicines and drips, before turning his criticism towards the government.

He wrote, “Fake sanitary pads
Fake Oral-B
Fake Hollandia yoghurt
Fake drinks
Fake Creams
Fake medicines
Fake Drips
Fake president
Everything in this country is fake
Nigeria is hell as described in the Bible.”

His statement has sparked reactions on social media, with some Nigerians agreeing with his concerns while others focused on the comedian’s past controversies and the humorous angle of his post.

Reacting to his post:

@papii052: “Be like e dn Dey touch Enugu of Lagos too😭😭😂😂😂😂”

@papii052: “Our girls Dey give us fake moans too 😭😭💔💔💔💔”

@TYBUKAENO: “Oya everybody is fake in Nigeria of today 🤣”

@Yung_maxter: “9ja sef done reach Egun gun side nawao”

@Ogbovoh90: “We all know that Tinubu is fake we he must go”

@MemzzyEzzy: “He forgot to add fake friends…”

@iiammmmblack: “Why does everything had to be fake on this country?”

@thesmallprof: “You remember his interview with Speed? This guy no suppose have opinion after that WOO WOO😂😅”

@fetratvv: “You sef nah fake”

@RAyomide9630: “God help us 😂”

@Nana_Tems: “Omo this country na every morning e Dey vex me”

@papii052: “What a time to be alive”

@Dcreativepelumi: “Egungun still dey ?”

@Phenomenaljacey: “The fake-products list is the part that lands, counterfeit pads, drinks, and medicines are a real public-health problem.”

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