“Let wish him…” — Actor Remi tells Nigerians how to celebrate Tinubu’s birthday amid Plateau bloodbath

Nollywood star Kunle Remi has sparked outrage online after posting a contentious comment about how Nigerians should commemorate President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s birthday.

In a video circulating on social media, the actor advised citizens to reconsider the tone of their birthday greetings, citing recent sad occurrences in Plateau State.

Remi’s remarks came amid increased public anxiety about insecurity and loss of life in regions of the country.

Speaking in the video, Kunle Remi said: “Hey guys, today is the birthday of the President, His Excellency Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Please, let’s wish him a happy birthday.

There is an image of a video of a woman in pain, crying from the loss of someone. That is the image we should use.

If you want to wish him a happy birthday, which I suggest we should actually wish our president a happy birthday.

So everyone seeing this video, if you feel you want to wish him a happy birthday, please use that video. There are images from it.

There’s videos. Look online. You will see it. There was a woman in pain. 15 hours ago, there was a disaster in Plateau. That is the celebratory message we should use, please.

Thank you. Happy birthday, Mr. President. Please, that is the image. That’s the only thing we need to use to celebrate him. Thank you.”

The actor’s comments imply that the pain of affected residents should not be overlooked during national celebrations.

The video has now elicited conflicting reactions on social media, with viewers expressing varying opinions about Remi’s stance.

Akdesign wrote: “Interesting take. Nigeria’s identity and leadership deserve thoughtful celebration, not just applause.”

Neche commented: “Nigeria government is making their citizens cry every day,the worst part is that they know what they are doing.”

Patchris added: “He’s saying the truth, that’s another to drive the message to the world.”

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