Mr Macaroni angrily reacts as man accuses him of being ashamed to say he works for a political party

- Mr Macaroni recently apologised for cussing a man who accused him of something he's not

- The comedian was accused by a Twitter user that he is a PDP operative

- Macaroni replied to the man by saying not everyone's conscience can be bought

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Mr Macaroni has laid heavy curses on a Twitter user called Lekan Adigun after he laid an accusation against the comedian.

Adigun claimed that the comedian is too ashamed to admit publicly that he’s been a PDP operative. He then noted that they will cross paths in 2023.

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In reaction to Adigun's tweet, Macaroni who seemed to have been falsely accused laid curses on the man.

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The comedian stated that some people are pained that he is using his platform to speak against oppressors who are their masters.

According to him, not everyone will sell their conscience. He then apologised to his fans who are disappointed in him for cussing Adigun.

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In other news, Legit.ng earlier reported that Mr Macaroni tweeted a powerful message after he was released following EndSARS protest at Lekki tollgate.

The comedian and other protesters gained freedom after some lawyers stepped in to make sure they were granted bail from police custody.

As soon as he settled down, the young man made a tweet about the clash between Hausas and Yoruba in Ibadan.

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According to him, everyone, regardless of the tribe they are from, is his brother. He noted that the government is responsible for any insecurity in Nigeria and it is their duty to protect all Nigerians.

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Sola Oloruni is a Legit.ng journalist with five years of working experience in the media industry. She graduated from the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, where she obtained a post-graduate diploma in 2015.

Prior to that, she studied Linguistics and Nigerian Languages at the Ekiti State University, Ekiti, where she obtained her first degree. She is passionate about social development and women’s health.

Source: Legit.ng