Seyi Tinubu Trends as Nigerians React to His Photo with Jay-Z
- Nigerians expressed grievances on social media, with a photograph of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s son, Seyi Tinubu, posing with American rap story Jay Z.
As millions of Nigerians took to social media on Wednesday, June 12, to air their concerns over the explain of the nation, a photograph of Seyi Tinubu son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu posing with American rap icon Jay-Z ignited controversy online.
The photo, which like a flash circulated in the route of platforms, used to be first shared by actor and relate material creator Lege Miami (Adams Kehinde), who hailed the moment as a “legendary motion.” In his Instagram caption, he wrote:
“Legendary motion @jayz With my Seyi mi.”
Although the trusty timing of the photo stays unknown, many give it some idea to be contemporary, especially as reports indicate that Seyi Tinubu is for the time being in one other nation.
The image’s appearance on a day dedicated to reflecting on Nigeria’s democratic roam ended in a wave of reactions. Critics wondered the First Son’s priorities, highlighting the nation’s ongoing battles with inflation, gas scarcity, insecurity, and excessive unemployment charges.
While some Nigerians considered the stumble upon with Jay-Z as a ambitious networking different, others slammed it as tone-deaf, especially given the symbolic significance of June 12—a date that honors democratic struggles and sacrifices.
The controversy continues to unfold online, with some calling for accountability and others dismissing the uproar as exaggerated.
Reacting to the publish…
@rmlifestyle001 talked about: “Of what employ is this photo to hungry Nigerians just like you Lege? We need meals, now no longer flex.”
@marvieslim wrote: “Nation dey damage dey budge, you dey fams president pikin because of you dey peep peanut.”
@jaga_milly notorious: “Na you dey with MKO, na you dey with Tinubu. Decide facet baba werey… APC or PDP?”
@lionsarfaraz commented: “Seyi dey employ him papa title chop life. Presidential pikin dey revel in whereas we dey undergo.”
