- Activist Rinu Oduala mocked President Bola Tinubu’s administration, calling it “a government by graphic design” after the Presidency posted infographics on X reaffirming Nigeria’s commitment to religious freedom.
- Her remarks came amid global criticism following former U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat over alleged persecution of Christians.
- Rinu’s comment highlights public frustration with the government’s perceived focus on visuals over tangible governance.
Nigerian activist Rinu Oduala has ridiculed President Bola Tinubu’s administration, calling it “a government by graphic design, for graphic design, with graphic design.”
Her jab came after the Presidency shared a graphic post on X reaffirming Nigeria’s commitment to religious freedom amid global criticism following former U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks.
The government’s post, tagged under the #RenewedHopeAgenda, quoted Tinubu as saying Nigeria remains a democracy that guarantees religious liberty and regularly engages Christian and Muslim leaders on security issues.
Rinu’s comment mocked the administration’s reliance on infographics for official communication as global scrutiny over Nigeria’s human rights and religious freedom record continues.
In other news… Mavin Records founder and ace producer, Don Jazzy, has revealed that although he has the financial capacity to purchase luxury cars or even a private jet, he prefers to channel his wealth into meaningful investments and self-improvement.
The music mogul, whose real name is Michael Collins Ajereh, emphasized that financial success shouldn’t automatically lead to extravagant spending. Instead, he believes true wealth lies in making smart choices that ensure long-term stability and growth.
According to him, his current focus is on expanding his business empire and acquiring new skills that contribute to his personal and professional development.
His remarks sparked mixed reactions online. While many applauded his discipline and vision, others interpreted his statement differently.
One fan commented, “If someone like Don Jazzy, with all his money, is still learning new skills to get better, what excuse do you have?”
Another user praised his humility, saying his mindset should motivate others to prioritize growth over showy lifestyles.
