President Tinubu’s speech on the fuel subsidy and protests was leaked online before its national broadcast, revealing his decision to permanently remove the subsidy. Nigerians reacted with a mix of frustration and satire, highlighting ongoing discontent with the administration's economic policies and handling of national protests.
On August 4, 2024, a leaked "live" presidential broadcast speech by President Tinubu caused a stir across Nigeria. The speech, which had been prematurely released online, prompted a unique reaction: citizens followed along with the president, reading the speech word for word in real time. The incident, captured by NETNAIJA on X (formerly Twitter), quickly gained traction, with over 226,000 views.
The reactions were a mix of disbelief and humor. Many Nigerians took to social media to express their astonishment and amusement. One user remarked on the surreal nature of the situation, questioning the state of the country with a mix of laughter and frustration. Another expressed a sentiment of collective exasperation, suggesting that other countries might find the situation entertaining in a darkly humorous way.
Comments on the post ranged from light-hearted jokes to more critical observations. Some users found the situation absurd and likened it to a comedy skit, reflecting a broader sense of frustration with the political climate.
