“Agbado Don Reach Your Side”: Nigerians React As American Rapper Nicki Minaj Posts Corn Till She Deletes It

• American superstar Nicki Minaj must have thought it was going to be a regular day for her on social media until she made a post about corn
•  The international songstress' post about corn caught the attention of Nigerians 
• Nicki Minaj was taunted by Nigerians who have come to associate corn with the country’s president-elect, Tinubu

American ace rapper Nicki Minaj must have had one of those awkward moments on social media after she posted a corn emoji.

Nigerians came for the Anaconda crooner who shared a post about corn online, demanding if she had any connection with the country’s president-elect, Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Recall how Tinubu stirred social media trolls against his government using corn.

Leading the bandwagon on Twitter was a user who asked Nicki, "Them don share corn reach your side?"

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The singer appeared to have a rethink on her post and later deleted it.

See the screenshot below:

Other Nigerians come for Nicki Minaj

youngest_diamond:

"Una don start this morning."

osinachi_offical:

"U guy’s being doing wonders."

teeboss_red-:

"I swear I’m trying to under this speech wetin popcorn do for 60billion I no hear am well ."

dharmzy_:

"Person no fit chop corn in peace again."

lumberjack_interiors:

"Agbado is global now.."

rich_hommie_yslimm:

"Na popcorn she been get for mind she actually deleted the tweet."

bkleuwuo:

"Agbado reach your side."

Video of Nicki Minaj’s provocative photoshoot receives mixed reactions

In other stories, Legit.ng reported that Nicki Minaj's provocative photoshoot divided netizens. A clip of the world-renowned rapper's shoot is doing the rounds on social media.

Rap Alert, a music blog, took to Twitter and posted the provocative clip of the superstar. The outlet captioned the short clip of Nicki Minaj: "Nicki Minaj for her new single ‘Red Ruby Da Sleeze’ out March 3rd."

Social media users took the publication's comment section on the microblogging app and shared mixed reactions. Some said the rapper was "too old" to do what she did, while others defended her.

Source: Legit.ng