- Nigerian man has reacted to the ongoing debate over former U.S. President Donald Trump’s statement on the alleged killing of Christians in Nigeria.
- He accused Nigerian politicians of hypocrisy, saying they caused the problem but remain unaffected by it.
- His comments sparked conversations online about accountability and the protection of political elites from national crises.
Nigerian commentator Isa Bako has weighed in on the recent reactions to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s statement about the alleged persecution of Christians in Nigeria.
In a post shared online, Bako criticized those who appeared surprised or defensive about Trump’s comments, accusing Nigerian leaders of hypocrisy.
He said: “They created the problem, and now they want to come and solve it. One thing about this U.S. statement on Christian genocide in Nigeria is that our politicians and their children won’t suffer it.”
Bako’s remark has stirred discussion across social media, with many agreeing that political elites remain shielded from the violence and hardship affecting ordinary citizens, while others debated the accuracy of Trump’s statement and its potential political implications.
See some of the reqtions trailing the video below:
@emmanique_nbm
This one just open mouth waaa 😂
@Buikem6975441
Drop bomb for where?? Abeg oo.
@johnnyDabrutal
Look at the arrogance coming from this animal.
@grindshine33167
He looks rough and unwell
@saintisbacki
Ipob eyes go soon clear
@Emmarlay
This guy has some great residue of hypocrisy in him. I guess because of what he stands to inherit in Nigeria after his military old dad is dead
@Kakashi_t4
Even the politicians and their children will suffer. No one is escaping this.
@__victoh
Actually valid ….many people rejoicing don’t even care if they destroy Nigeria they(we ) are just tired of corruption and oppression….
@Delis_Fidel
They’re the problem, this sudden interest something fishy is just behind it, we’re watching
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