Davido, Skales, others blast Desmond Elliot over social media regulation
Davido, Skales, Super Eagles Player-John Ogu and many Nigerians have reacted to the video of popular actor turned lawmaker, Desmond Elliot allegedly pushing for social media regulation.
Davido wrote; “Desmond Elliot just destroyed all the precious childhood memories he gave us in movies …”
Notable singer Skales posted on twitter “Desmond Elliot tho… can’t trust anyone in politics. Kai e fall my hand”
Super Eagles footballer, John Ogu tweeted; “Desmond Elliot called us all CHILDREN. Just imagine!!!! I’m happy he has advised we go get our PVC. E go shock them all when the time reach. The same Social media you used in campaigning, the same Influencers he paid to campaign for him and the same youth who voted for him have all turned CHILDREN in his eyes. Desmond elliot wey be say Na only bucket of water he buy take use as hand sanitizer for him area during COVID wants to tell us how to use Social Media”.
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Others include:
@Fwmezz_vv- “Desmond Elliot is more concerned about Respect, The army shooting at peaceful protesters did not annoy him, what annoyed him was people showing their anger at the event.”
@BiyiThePlug – “Desmond Elliot wey join politics yesterday dey call us children, just imagine.”
@kusssman – “People are dying and Desmond Elliot is concerned about our culture and respect for elders. iberiberism”
Jadesola O
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