Nigeria [VIDEO] Tinubu’s Daughter Tells Lagos Market Women: No Protests, Give My Father Three Years

President Tinubu's daughter's call to avoid protests and let her father govern for three years sparks outrage. Social media reacts with harsh criticism, emphasizing citizens' rights to protest and highlighting the struggles of ordinary Nigerians. Her remarks further fuel her determination to proceed with planned demonstrations.

In a controversial statement, President Bola Tinubu's daughter urged market women in Lagos to dissuade their children from participating in upcoming protests. She pleaded for three years of unchallenged governance for her father before citizens voiced their complaints. Her remarks have sparked significant backlash on social media.

Social media users expressed outrage, calling her comments insensitive and out of touch with the struggles of ordinary Nigerians. Some described protesting as a biblical and constitutional right, criticizing the government for not protecting peaceful protesters. Others found her statements irritating and insisted the protests must proceed. Many highlighted the suffering and frustration of the citizens, criticizing her for warning people not to protest while flaunting wealth and privilege. There were also humorous comments questioning her understanding of the term 'protest' and pointing out the hypocrisy, reminding that Tinubu himself had protested in the past.

Overall, her comments have fueled further discontent, reinforcing the determination of many to proceed with the protests despite the heightened security measures ordered by the Federal Government.