“Doesn’t Even Know When to Go Low”: Viral Video of Tinubu Dancing to Kizz Daniel’s Buga Stirs Reactions

• The dancing video of the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate, Asiwaju Tinubu, has sparked hilarious reactions on social media
• The politician put aside claims that he's old and did his best to dance to Kizz Daniel's Buga
• Tinubu's people around him cheered him on as he went up and down to match the song's direction

Popular Nigerian politician Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has once again got Nigerians concerned over his physical shape.

After his interview in the UK, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) was seen dancing to Kizz Daniel's viral single Buga.

Dressed in blue with a matching cap at the dining table, Tinubu went up and down, trying to flex his arm to the direction and beat of the song.

His people also cheered him on as some of them stood up and joined him as a form of encouragement.

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Watch the video below:

Nigerians react to the clip

cutekassy:

"God abeg."

akhoshuah_rockson:

"Everyone have energy after eating and can dance well but sir you still can’t dance well I am a Ghanaian but this one over me abaaaaa"

babychayyy:

"Don’t allow him to fall down o."

fahvey_:

"Just go low and hit ur head on that table,mr bala bulu "

officialprettycy:

"Go low low baba Dey buga they say buga he Dey go low "

_queen_mydar_:

"God abeg o make e no go fall o"

symply_alley_:

"This man can not do anything right, time to buga, he dey go low "

dami_lareeeee:

"Anything lower than that will lead to adieu papa."

_chisom:

"He doesn’t even know when to go low. Mcheww "

Tinubu says it's an insult to mention Funke Akindele’s name in his presence

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A viral video sparked reactions on social media as it showed the moment the All Progressives Congress presidential candidate Bola Tinubu, replied to some singers during the state party stakeholders meeting at its headquarters.

The singers could be heard singing about Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and his opposition, including Funke Akindele, who is running as deputy governor under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Tinubu, in a response to the singers, said it was an insult to mention the actress' name in his presence.

Source: Legit.ng