Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus has come under fire over her birthday message to the President’s son, Seyi Tinubu.
Taking to her Instagram page, she described the president’s son as a visionary leader, the eyes of Nigeria, a youth ambassador, and a beloved leader. Calling him the King of boys, the oju eko, and the prince of Villa, she further described steadfast philanthropist, a beacon of hope for Nigeria’s youth, and a champion of the people.
Reacting to it, ma y dragged the movie star as they called her out for her eye service.
One Favour Fresh Cake wrote, “Eye of Nigeria ke? No wonder Nigeria no dey see road
One Kick Danote wrote, “Yoruba people with their longer throat
One Oluwa Buzz wrote, “Stomach infrastructure
One Uce Jike wrote, “This Eniola of a girl na one kind loud big for nothing sawdust-headed person seeking attention with every bit of unfortunate existence. Jeeez!
One I Am Holy Spirit wrote, “All this Yoruba people
One David Chibuzo 690 wrote, “We don enter one chance. Everybody fasten your seatbelt
One Fortune Esther wrote, “No be small eye of Nigeria
One It’s Alvin Official wrote, “Eniola look at me. Me and you know sey nah eye service you dey do
One Bright Rymez wrote, “Visionary leader ke? With all the vision we are not still moving anywhere. What is he seeing?
One Snow Classick wrote, “She should just add the Messiah, the I am that I am, the omnipotent, the miracle worker, the elshada, the rock of ages, the only begotten son, the Jesus Christ of our time”.
It isn’t surprising to see Eniola shower praises on Seyi Tinubu as she has a close relationship with Tinubu’s family and was one of the many Nollywood actresses who boldly flaunted their support for Asiwaju, which made her lose the admiration of many.
Following her support for his dad, he rewarded her with an appreciation award for her efforts toward the success of the Renewed Hope concert.
She had also bagged an award from the APC youth stakeholders forum, which she dedicated to the youths who were dragged and cursed because they believed in the Renewed Hope mantra.
