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Nigerians blast Ibada Ahmed for calling on Nigerians to be patriotic and stop attacking the President

Admin March 29, 2020
Nigerians have taken to Twitter to blast Vice President, Africa’s Young Entrepreneurs, AYE Ibada Ahmed for asking Nigerians to be patriotic and stop attacking the President.
See some replies below:
@HisKnowledgeabl
WHERE WERE YOU ON JULY 23, 2015? Honey, where were you as far back as JULY 23, 2015, when this NEPOTIC, DIVISIVE & HATEFUL Prez. @MBuhari divided Nigeria into 97% & 5% Constituencies, at @USIP? Blame@MBuhari for the WIDENED DIVISIONS in NIG
@dadimonso1
My problem is the word UNITY it has nothing to do with Nigeria.
@bkolagbegi
Ibada patriotism is to the flag , the country, not to an irresponsible president
@AdekunleAkinto
We lost 47 soldiers to Boko Haram 3 days ago , Covid-19 cases are fast rising every hour, politicians purchasing exotic cars dis period, Nigerians are hungry because the economy is struggling to survive, Doctors are being underpaid, President still refuses to address the nation

Ahmed in a tweet on Saturday said: “Dear Nigerians, attacking your President is not helping anyone. Patriotism is usually stronger than class hatred, especially now when your Nation is facing a serious Health Crisis. You are trending for the wrong reasons and it’s not a good show. Show the World STRENGTH through UNITY”.
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