₦airaland Forum

richiemcgold:
Bad leaders should rather account for their deeds while still alive, not when they die and people start rejoicing, singing and dancing. For what? That's abnormal!

YesDaddyTill203:
It's the usual suspects but they will expect others to show them love after hating on others.
They will continue to collect from others what they dish out. No more liberalism from the SW.

richiemcgold:
Bad leaders should rather account for their deeds while still alive, not when they die and people start rejoicing, singing and dancing. For what? That's abnormal!

Allsmilez999:
Celebrating the death of someone that lived well into old age😂

PHIPEX:
But he sent soldiers to shoot at Endsars protesters trying to hold him to account. He asked them to go and vote, they voted in 2023 yet he rigged the election with Mamood

Fela will be rolling in his grave hearing this nonsense from hisnl offspring

Sccarrr:
I don't even understand people talking about karma...man died at over 80, fulfilled his dream of becoming a president , probably stole enough for his next 20th generation...

what Karma abeg?😹

nlparrot:
By calling attention to injustice, inequality, and systemic failure, Seun Kuti continues the activist legacy of his father, using his platform to demand accountability in both life and leadership.

richiemcgold:
Unfortunately, you have derailed from my point. Why singing, dancing and rejoicing? For what? Does that not sound abnormal to you? Pls 🙏 do you have brain?

Dialpad:
Rejoicing over the death of another human makes absolutely no sense.

May the soul of the departed rest in peace

Fekumzi123:
RIP to Buhari.

What ever his shortcomings, I forgive him. We are all corrupt and part of the system just that we haven't gotten the opportunity.
Most people will do worst, human government is not easy.
And, just so you know, many people under him benefits more than him as the president. E.g Emefiele.
Imagine how many people under him contested for the presidency, they're all looters

Sccarrr:
I don't even understand people talking about karma...man died at over 80, fulfilled his dream of becoming a president , probably stole enough for his next 20th generation...

what Karma abeg?😹

zinaunreal:
Yes because this tarnishes his legacy forever. He is an absolute failure and the future generations will know of him as a failure

nlparrot:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTmheV8HAwA?si=g9XKY8KWLxvgYFSY

Afrobeats singer Seun Kuti has reacted to the recent death of former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, offering sharp criticism and deeper reflection on the state of leadership in the country.

In a viral video, Seun questioned why many Nigerians celebrated Buhari’s passing, describing such reactions as misguided. He argued that real justice would have involved holding the former leader accountable while he was alive not merely rejoicing over his death.

The outspoken son of music legend Fela Kuti also revealed what he described as a shocking misuse of public funds. According to Seun, the Nigerian government allegedly spent a massive sum monthly on Buhari’s medical care in the United Kingdom while millions of Nigerians suffered from a broken healthcare system.

He condemned the priorities of a country that allowed a former president to live in foreign luxury while average citizens struggled for basic care. Seun expressed frustration that taxpayer money supported elite medical treatment abroad, yet failed to improve the system at home.


Seun’s comments added another layer to the public discourse, which has remained sharply divided since the announcement of Buhari’s death. While some citizens expressed relief, others urged restraint and respect.

By calling attention to injustice, inequality, and systemic failure, Seun Kuti continues the activist legacy of his father, using his platform to demand accountability in both life and leadership.

Source: Instablog9ja @IG

nlparrot:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTmheV8HAwA?si=g9XKY8KWLxvgYFSY

Afrobeats singer Seun Kuti has reacted to the recent death of former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, offering sharp criticism and deeper reflection on the state of leadership in the country.

In a viral video, Seun questioned why many Nigerians celebrated Buhari’s passing, describing such reactions as misguided. He argued that real justice would have involved holding the former leader accountable while he was alive not merely rejoicing over his death.

The outspoken son of music legend Fela Kuti also revealed what he described as a shocking misuse of public funds. According to Seun, the Nigerian government allegedly spent a massive sum monthly on Buhari’s medical care in the United Kingdom while millions of Nigerians suffered from a broken healthcare system.

He condemned the priorities of a country that allowed a former president to live in foreign luxury while average citizens struggled for basic care. Seun expressed frustration that taxpayer money supported elite medical treatment abroad, yet failed to improve the system at home.


Seun’s comments added another layer to the public discourse, which has remained sharply divided since the announcement of Buhari’s death. While some citizens expressed relief, others urged restraint and respect.

By calling attention to injustice, inequality, and systemic failure, Seun Kuti continues the activist legacy of his father, using his platform to demand accountability in both life and leadership.

Source: Instablog9ja @IG

Dialpad:
Rejoicing over the death of another human makes absolutely no sense.

May the soul of the departed rest in peace

Ezekiel2122:
Most people criticising our leaders are worse than them

stanliwise:
so what does this mean? They should be free and go on rampage? Are you well?

Tjra:
We all know those celebrating the death of Buhari. His only offence according to them is he caged Nnamdi Kanu.

Blitzerz:
Where is his soul going?
Or your mind never reason that one?