Lege Miamii Curses Yorubas, Praises Igbos For Not Protesting: "He Slept the Day God Shared Wisdom"
- Following his anti-protest March, Nigerian actor Lege Miamii has gone online to call Yoruba people names
- In a video that is making the rounds on social media, Lege Miamii insinuated that the Igbos were peaceful and did not join the protests in Lagos, while the Yorubas did otherwise
- He added that 80% of southern states were patient with the government, which was why they refused to take part in the nationwide protest
Nigerian actor Lege Miamii, whose real name is Adams Kehinde, has spurred reactions after he posted a video online.
Lege, who staged an anti-protest march in Lagos, asking people to be patient as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu would eventually deliver, has slammed the Yoruba people.
What Lege Miamii said about Igbos
In his latest video, he noted that the Yorubas were irresponsible and were all for causing chaos in the country following the nationwide protest. He praised the Igbos, noting that about 80% were peaceful in their states.
Lege had harsh words for his Yoruba brothers taking part in the protest as he rained more curses on them. He added that the ones disturbing the country were the few Igbos who have mixed with the Yoruba.
Watch the video here:
Nigerians react to Lege's post about protest
Some Nigerians commented on Lege's post. Some bashed him and told him to leave Igbos alone.
@wilfreshoflyf:
"This brother slept the day God shared wisdom!"
@ada_la_pinky:
"Leave igbos out of your mouth. Leave us alone pls."
@smartmotorss:
"Let’s report his page."
@sir_gcw:
"This is an uneducated man,yall know he will never make sense."
@realujunwamandy_:
"Which Igbos Dey support ur president? Ogbeni say what you know plsss!"
@yemveiser:
"Igbos are not supporting your president oh, you can't protest against who you didn't vote for."
@kinghashthattag:
"Everyday the internet finds a way to send this filth my way."
Lege Miamii leaves country ahead of protest
Nollywood actor Lege Miamii travelled out of Nigeria as citizens planned to protest nationwide.
Nigerians have announced plans to hold a protest on August 1, 2024, to fight against bad governance and hunger.
On July 31, Lege shared a video on social media showing that he had flown out of the country, and fans reacted to the clip.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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