Nigerian comedian, actor, and well-known activist Mr. Macaroni has strongly criticized the Nigerian government over the escalating wave of insecurity across the country. In his remarks, he described the current administration as “useless and irresponsible,” insisting that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu should step down if he cannot protect the lives of citizens.
In a strongly worded post shared on X (formerly Twitter), Mr. Macaroni expressed deep frustration over the series of violent incidents plaguing the nation. He referenced recent heartbreaking events, including the kidnapping of school children and the killing of a military general, as signs of a government that has failed in its most basic duty.
He wrote:
“This is a very useless and irresponsible government feasting on the blood of innocent Nigerians! As in I don’t understand, school children have been kidnapped, a general killed, and everything is fine??? Why should any part of this country be occupied by terrorists? In any civilized country, Tinubu should resign!”
Known for always using his platform to speak up for justice and accountability, Mr. Macaroni criticized the government’s inability to safeguard the lives and property of Nigerians. He questioned why, despite numerous promises, large parts of the country continue to remain under the control or influence of terrorist groups.
He further challenged President Tinubu’s earlier assurances that his administration would bring an end to insecurity. According to Mr. Macaroni, the situation has only worsened, leaving citizens vulnerable and fearful while the government appears unmoved.
His comments quickly gained massive attention online, sparking intense discussions among Nigerians who share similar frustrations. Many users echoed his sentiments, lamenting the constant kidnappings, killings, and terror attacks that have become a disturbing norm.
Mr. Macaroni’s outspoken criticism reflects the growing anger and exhaustion felt by citizens who believe the government is failing to address one of the country’s most urgent crises. With insecurity worsening in several regions, Nigerians continue to demand immediate action, transparency, and accountability from their leaders.
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