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‘Na the new minimum wage fall Tinubu’ Nigerians react to president’s fall on democracy day

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By Chioma Obinagwam

Nigerians have reacted to President Tinubu’s fall on the democracy day.

Confiance News gathered from a trending video filmed by TV Continental (TVC) on Wednesday.

Since the fall, social media has been agog with reactions.

“The Moment Tinubu fell from the vehicle at the Democracy day celebration..

Just as everything in Nigeria have been falling since 2015.

Naira dey fall

Economy dey fall

Standard of living dey fall

National grid dey fall

Well done the falling president,” an X user known as Ugo said.

 

“Our Naira will not fall alone na. Who say God no dey?,” Ugodamsel reacted.

 

“What a great fall!,” Peculiar stated.

 

Esheza Junior said, “Any one can fall what matters is how u get up after the fall , was he helped or did he get up by himself.”

 

According to Akobundu (Vote wisely and be inspired), he is of the opinion that the fall was deliberately done by Tinubu to divert attention to what is the core discourse.

 

“On a very disturbing note, Tinubu is a master of deception. The way those guys around him were chilled shows he may have staged this to divert attention from his colloidal failure that should be the major talk of today. Recall his campaign strategy.

Let’s stay in the facts, the guy is a total failure. Highlight his failures with facts; that is what today should be about,” Akobundu (Vote wisely and be inspired) argued.

On the other hand, Chimezie was sympathetic.

He said, “It’s not a joke this time, am kindly sympathetic on this.

Hope he didn’t hit his head or injure himself?”

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