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Nigerian comedian and social activist, Mr. Macaroni real name Adebola Adebayo has stated that entertainment events and shows do not need to be put on hold before Nigerian youths focus on the upcoming elections.

The popular social media content creator made this statement while replying to a Twitter user who argued that Nigerian reality TV shows need to be shelved for youths to focus on choosing the right leaders in the 2023 elections.

Taking to the microblogging site, Twitter, the netizen @tarilamurphy, who had the comedian’s photo as his avatar, wrote, “I shall keep saying it. Let all those reality TV shows e.g. BBN (Big Brother Naija) take a pause this year. They should help the youths to focus on the 2023 elections. #EndSARS”

Responding to the fan, Mr Macaroni disagreed, stating that “if the youths need shows or other events to pause before they can focus on elections, then the youths are not ready.”

“Asking BBN to take a pause so that the youths can focus on the election is not it,” he tweeted.

“If that is it, then maybe football should also pause, maybe we should stop working too? Since you want to render other people jobless.

“Make una no dey use my picture or name tweet nonsense o




BBNaija star Maria explains why she is prepared to go to jail .Maria Chike Benjamin, a former Big Brother Naija Shine Ya Eye housemate revealed that she’d be jailed for murder the day any man would assault her.

Speaking via the social media platform, Twitter on Tuesday, she replied to a fan who claimed that she was punched by her lover, Kelvin.

The fan, identified as @itsardray, wrote, “Did Kelvin ponch you today? How’s the black eye he gave you?”

In response, Maria wrote, “The word you tried to type is ‘punch’. And if there’s nothing you know about me let me school you.

“The day a man touches me in that manner is the day I go to jail for murder. Now run back to your parents and get them to love you differently, so you can have peace within! Stay blessed.”







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