Soludo’s Son Replies Online Criticism – ‘Not Elected As Your Governor’
Facebook – Ozonna Soludo, son of Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo, has sparked mixed reactions on social media when he posted a video of himself enjoying one of his songs on Facebook.
The video drew criticism from a Facebook user known as OCComedy who expressed concern over the ongoing insecurity and rising violence in Anambra State. The commenter questioned Ozonna’s cheerful demeanor amid the state’s challenges.
He wrote: “A lot of youths are kpaing in Anambra State and you’re here flexing.”
But in his response, Ozonna expressly said he holds no political office or responsibility for the state’s affairs.
“I don’t remember being elected as governor or am I missing something?” he replied.
But then, Nigerian Jaga Jaga crooner, rapper Eedris Abdulkareem has accused President Bola Tinubu and American billionaire Bill Gates of promoting genetically modified organisms (GMOs), which he described as harmful to Nigerians.
According to report, Abdulkareem made the allegations in his newly released track titled Tinubu/Bill Gates GMO. In the song, he warned of the dangers posed by GMO foods, claiming they are toxic to both human health and the environment.
Abdulkareem had argued that any seed that depletes soil fertility poses a similar threat to the human body. He added that once GMO crops are introduced, the land becomes infertile and loses its natural ability to reproduce.
