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“Shame on you” – Netizens slam Tonto Dikeh for supporting President Tinubu

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2 months ago

August 2, 2024

There’s an ongoing Nationwide protest on the basis of bad governance, and tensions are high.

Tonto Dikeh took to social media earlier to show her support for President Tinubu, and she even brought out some statistics to back her claim that the President is doing his job well.

She also advised people to act wisely, with the inference that there was no need for a nationwide protest.

This assertion didn’t sit well with a lot of netizens, as they called her out, with some even vowing to unfollow her on social media, while others simply insulted her.

Here are some of the reactions from netizens;

thetalkist wrote, “How will a market woman
understand this when it doesn’t directly improve her life? All she knows is she cant afford to eat anymore., If these stats isnt making my life better its of no use”

_coinsofficial wrote, “You no add hunger rate before and now olodo”

ninagram01 wrote, “Shame on you tonto. You could have just kept quiet If you had nothing meaningful to contribute”

kvng_kelvin99 wrote, “So why garri be 1700 mudu madam”

oasis_e.p.o wrote, “Forget about all this write ups. What’s happening in real life?”

gracious_dele wrote, “It’s quite disappointing that 7.7million folks are following this type of mindset. If this is vour definition of a working state then we are really doomed.”

evaaa_baby wrote, “I nor even know wetin I wan tell u.person wey go tell u word dey come”

joel_godson wrote, “E be like say you want make we reports ur account massively you better stay your lane”

investor_miles_exchange_ wrote, “The hardship no reach your side so l no blame you..”

prince_alex963434 wrote, “So you believe this nonsense Mrs Tonto? Am kind of disappointed”

toochy01 wrote, “There is a big difference between statistics and reality. Stats don’t tell the full story. Also another big difference between economy and economics. Know this and know peace”

affordable_collection wrote, “Also add hunger rate, cost of living, electricity tariffs, education etc then we’ll know how good the country really looks”