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Nigerians drag Shina Peters, Saheed Balogun, Mr Ibu, others after presenting award to Femi Adeshina

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Nollywood actor Saheed Balogun, Mr Ibu, Shina Peters and others have come under heavy criticisms after presenting an award to Buhari’s media spokesman Femi Adeshina.

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Nigerians drag Saheed Balogun, Mr Ibu, others over an award to Femi Adeshina
Nigerians drag Saheed Balogun, Mr Ibu, others over an award to Femi Adeshina
A photo making the rounds online captured some notable Nigerian actors presenting an award to Femi Adeshina at the Aso Rock.

This did not sit well with many Nigerians as they questioned the award’s purpose and blasted the Nollywood stars for being concerned about their pockets instead of the masses.

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It’s the build-up to the 2023 elections, and many Nigerians who seem tired of the current challenging situation in the country are not smiling with anyone supporting old politicians.

Mr. Ibu, Shina Peter and other Nollywood actors presented an award to Femi Adeshina

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oy_mabel wrote: Presenting award for what exactly? SMH

lagosketobabe wrote: These people cannot be serious

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cobz_mrcruise wrote: Mr Ibu is just unrepentant Baba no even care about the critics.

ghaffarmogaji wrote: This is why the nigerian system is always mono singular, my pocket alone, grow alone F everyone else

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News recalls Nollywood actor Uche Maduagwu has tackled his senior colleague in the industry, Mr Ibu, over his show of support for the former vice president of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar, ahead of the presidential election.

This comes after Mr Ibu and many other actors came under heavy criticism after a video of them drumming support for the 2023 presidential ambition of National Leader of APC Asiwaju Bola Tinubu surfaced online.

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This angered Nigerians as they dragged the Nollywood stars for betraying the masses with such an act stating they are all after their pocket to the detriment of what happens to others.

However, in a video, Mr Ibu made a Uturn after disclosing that Atiku Abubakar is his presidential candidate since he has done so much for him and given him a house to stay.

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In reaction to the statement, Uche rained insults at Mr Ibu for proclaiming his support for a northern candidate as an Igbo man. He added that the 2023 presidency belongs to the south.

 

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