Nigerian singer Fave recently made headlines for criticizing individuals who voted for Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Nigeria’s 2023 presidential election.
In a video that soon went viral on social media, Fave, actual name Chidozi Godsfavour Ugochinyere, expressed her emotions against the current Nigerian President’s followers.
The singer, who rose to prominence during the COVID-19 lockdown in 2019, slammed them as “lacking common sense” for supporting Tinubu in the country’s most recent election.
The singer’s fury coincides with Nigeria’s ongoing economic woes, which many critics blame on the current leadership.
Fave’s answer reflects Nigerians’ growing displeasure with Tinubu’s leadership and the future of the country.
In her video, Fave questioned the rationality of voters who supported Tinubu, stating, “I can’t believe that anyone in their right sense will get to the poll and say, ‘Oh, I want to vote for Tinubu.’” She ended her message with a blunt “Fvck you,” directed at those who voted for the President.
The video triggered a flurry of emotions from social media users, with fans and detractors of President Tinubu’s administration expressing their views.
Many of Fave’s fans congratulated her for speaking up, but others chastised her for what they saw as an overreaction. Despite varied reactions, the video has continued to spread, prompting greater discussion about Nigeria’s current political and economic condition.
Watch The video Below.
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