‘Common Sense Is Not Common Anymore’ – Yemi Alade Goes Hard On Nigeria Twitter Users

Popular Nigerian singer, Yemi Alade goes hard on Nigerian users on Twitter, saying that common sense is no more available in the country.

The assertion made by the awarding-winning singer comes following a Tweet made by the Nigerian President regarding the latest happenings in the country which got deleted by Twitter.

Nigeria’s President Buhari’s post got deleted by Twitter because he in there threatened to punish pro-Biafra groups blamed for escalating attacks on government and securities authorities, however, the tweet was termed as abusive which led to a 12-hour suspension of his account.

The tweet made by the president reads;

“Many of those misbehaving today are too young to be aware of the destruction and loss of lives that occurred during the Biafra war. Those of us in the fields for 30 months, who went through the war, will treat them in the language they understand.

I think we have given them enough latitude. They have made their case, they just wanted to destroy the country. Whoever wanted diversion or destruction of the system at this point, I think will soon have the shock of their lives.”

Well, singer Yemi Alade then took to the social media platform saying she sees no reason why Nigerians should make this a subject of discussion / trend even after the abusive post he made got deleted.

“Commonsense is not common anymore, Nigerians are being killed, so much insecurity in the country but some people are very worried about ” a tweet that was deleted “. Issokay o …. I just dey waka pass O.” – She wrote.

However, Yemi’s post brought about mixed reactions on the platform as some fans of hers as well as other Nigerians blasted her for passing such comments, while they are trying to put an end to the current happenings in the country.

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