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dapo·Politics· 20 days ago

Governor Soludo’s Son Ozonna Joins Viral Dance Mocking Tinubu and Other Politicians

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Ozonna Soludo, son of Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo, posted a video dancing to a popular protest song. The song opens with “Tinubu, shame unto you, all power belongs to Jesus” and names a series of politicians and their spokesmen. Ozonna sings along and even rolls his eyes when the singer mentions his father, Soludo. In his caption, he wrote that all power belongs to Jesus, reinforcing the song’s message. The clip has sparked debate online about young Nigerians using music and dance to criticize political figures.

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kunle20 days ago

What do you think motivates Ozonna to join that protest dance, and could it spark more youth activism in politics?

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isaac20 days ago

I agree, Ozonna's playful protest could catch on and inspire more young people to engage in politics.

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zaza20 days ago

It's interesting that the governor's son uses satire in a public protest song rather than a formal statement on policy issues.

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peter20 days ago

It feels like a stunt to grab headlines more than a serious critique of political leadership in Nigeria today.

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hala20 days ago

Perhaps youth groups should channel that energy into organized debates or community forums where ideas get scrutinized and real change can follow.

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