“Nigerians annoyed me” — Bimbo Akintola reveals why she supported Tinubu

Date:

Nollywood actress, Bimbo Akintola has revealed that she was pushed to publicly support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu during the last presidential election after being annoyed by online bullying over political choices.

Akintola made the disclosure during an interview with Chude, where she criticised Nigerians for attacking people over their political preferences.

According to the actress, the treatment of veteran actress Joke Silva over her support for Tinubu also influenced her decision to openly declare her support for the APC presidential candidate.

“I supported President Bola Ahmed Tinubu during the last election because Nigerians annoyed me with their bullying,” Akintola said.

Recommended

She recalled that after seeing the backlash against Silva, she made her own video declaring support for Tinubu despite the criticism.

“They bullied Aunty Joke to the point that someone wrote something that was so inhumane. So, I made a video and said, ‘I’m also supporting Tinubu, kill me, let me see if you can change my mind,’” she said.

Akintola urged Nigerians to respect opposing political views, saying people should be allowed to make their own choices.

“Nigerians are annoying. Don’t bully other people. We have our rights to differences of opinion. You don’t like this man, cool, you have the right not to like him. You prefer this person, good for you. But don’t bully others,” she added. 

Source: Find the latest celebrity and entertainment news, gossip, photos and videos from Daily Post Nigeria

Share post:

Subscribe

spot_imgspot_img

Popular

More like this
Related

AbdulRazaq unveils book on 50 women’s strides in diplomacy at UNGA

Kwara State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, has co-presented a book, 'The Female Diplomat', which chronicles the achievements of 50 women in public servi

NADDC Tours Innoson, Kojo Motors, Moves To Rescue Auto Industry

The National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) has moved to tackle the mounting challenges confronting Nigeria’s automobile manufacturers, pledging to push for zero duty on imported raw materials and stronger policies to protect locally produced vehicles.

UNIOSUN Convocation: NUC Board chairman seeks unified regulation to cut costs, reduce oversight conflicts 

NUC Board Chairman, Oluwatoyin Ogundipe calls for unified regulation to reduce accreditation conflicts and cut costs for Nigerian universities and students.

Blessing CEO confirms son’s death [VIDEO]

Controversial Nigerian self-acclaimed relationship expert Blessing CEO has confirmed the death of her son, while denying authorising anyone to solicit