Nollywood actor Seun Sean Jimoh slammed Nigerian youths for their double standards.
The actor noted how the youths are always quick to demand justice for celebrities like the late Mohbad but are ignoring the children kidnapped in Abuja.
Calling them clout chasers, he likened them to the government, which only responds when it benefits their ego.
He stated that he has hardly ever seen a genuine cry for justice in Nigeria; either the gatherings are turned into opportunities to party or an opportunity to go from page to page trolling people who don’t agree with their nonsensical ideology.
He, however, hopes that one day we will have not just a responsive government but people who truly care about their neighbors, especially when it doesn’t directly massage their own egos.
“Nigerians especially the Woke youth are serious and serial clout chasers. Everyone is quick to jump on the “Justice for Mohbad” bandwagon but no justice for the kidnapped Abuja kids”. No outcry has been spitted anywhere. Even on their beloved social media clout chasing space, Shey na because Dem no he celebrities Abi?”.
We are just like our government, we only respond when it benefits us or nurses our ego! I have hardly ever seen a genuine cry for justice in Nigeria, either the gatherings are turned to opportunities to party or opportunity to go from page to page trolling people that don’t agree with their nonsensical ideologies. A country that should wear sackcloth, sit at the gates, and wail the loss of its children stays up partying and drinking itself to a stupor. One day, I hope we will have not just a responsive government, but a people that truly care about their neighbors, especially when it doesn’t directly massage their own egos”.
Months ago, Seun Sean Jimoh threw a baffling question to his thousands of fans, questioning why a married woman would leave her cheating husband for a married man.
Seun Jimoh claimed that he has seen this happen on a few occasions, and it leaves him baffled.
In another post, Seun cautioned women about the need to keep their extramarital affairs or cheating away from their partner.
Giving reason, the Yoruba actor stated that it is a hard pill for men to swallow when they find out that their women had an affair and would hold it against them if they ever confessed.
