Moment Nigerian Deputy Gov Introduced Her Daughter to Okoya's Son Trends
- Ogun State Deputy Governor Noimot Salako-Oyedele introduced his daughter to Nigerian billionaire Razaq Okoya's sons
- The incident reportedly happened at the industrialist's birthday celebration, which featured many Nigerian dignitaries
- Some Nigerians have taken to the comments section of the video and expressed their views about the kids' meeting
Mixed reactions followed the Deputy Governor of Ogun State, Noimot Salako-Oyedele, introducing her daughter to the sons of industrialist Razaq Okoya.
The incident happened at the birthday celebration of the Nigerian billionaire, which many dignitaries attended.
The trending video has generated reactions from Nigerians, who have expressed different opinions about the moment.
See the X video of the moment below:
Reactions to Okoya's sons, Noimot's daughter video
Below are some of Nigerians' reactions to the video of Okoya's sons meeting the Deputy Governor's daughter:
G.O.C commented:
"You see, as rich people dey run things if to say na party for trenches na soso gossip them go sitdown dey gossip says the party rice no get salt."
Lucky reacted:
"Okoya’s sons are the next big thing in the entertainment industry".
Mahmood commented:
"The scene is who is who children attended; connection continues from them, they will later marry them, billionaires to Billionaires."
Otumba tweeted:
"This life, I must make money and be well connected; that's the only way to go."
AbdulSalam said:
"We keep pushing. May God grant all our hustle."
Why are Okoya's sons trending?
Okoya's sons have been in the news recently for allegedly abusing the naira while making a promotional video for a new song.
The Nigeria Police Force has detained a yet-to-be-named officer seen in the viral video with the sons of the billionaire businessman,
Why police detained officer involved in viral video
Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the spokesperson of Nigeria's police force, announced the officer's arrest on his social media handle on Friday, January 10.
According to Adejobi, the police officer's actions, as captured in the viral video, were unethical and contrary to the force's values.
He further stated that the police force was taking disciplinary action to sanction the misconduct. In the video, the officer was seen holding the stacks of currency.
The act violates Section 21(3) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Act, 2007, which prohibits the abuse of the national currency.
EFCC invites Okoya's sons over video
Legit.ng earlier reported that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has reportedly sent an invitation to Okoya's two sons.
The billionaire's sons Subomi and Wahab were invited to speak with the commission in connection to alleged naira abuse in a viral video.
Michael Wetkas, the acting director of the EFCC in Lagos, signed the invitation asking the brothers to report to the head operational team.
As reported by The Cable, the billonaire's sons were due at the anti-graft agency's 15A Awolowo Road office at 10 am on Monday, January 13.
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Source: Legit.ng