- Mr Macaroni accused government officials of being “insensitive and tone-deaf” to the struggles of ordinary Nigerians.
- Mr. Macaroni detailed the gap between the lifestyles of Nigerian leaders and the struggles of everyday citizens.
Nigerian actor and comedian Mr Macaroni has expressed his concerns about the current state of the country, accusing government officials of hypocrisy and insensitivity.
In a recent post, he emphasized that both past and present politicians share responsibility for Nigeria’s underdevelopment.
Mr Macaroni criticized members of the current administration, stating that they lack the moral authority to criticize their predecessors while failing to address the pressing issues facing Nigerians today.
He accused government officials of being disconnected from the struggles of ordinary citizens, often shifting blame to past administrations rather than addressing current problems.
He highlighted the stark difference between the lifestyles of Nigerian leaders and the struggles of everyday citizens, noting that officials are cushioned by their wealth and privileges, making them immune to the challenges plaguing the public.
Mr Macaroni emphasized the need for Nigerians to hold both past and present leaders accountable for their actions.
He wrote:
“I no send any Nigerian politician, but only the people have the right to call out or criticise any politician or government past or present! Not Spokespersons of the current Government who continue to use billions to buy Cars and Jets while Nigerians are languishing in poverty. I personally believe all Nigerian politicians past or present have contributed largely to the rot in our country today and as such, Nigerians must continue to hold past and present leaders accountable.”
“They drive the best cars, so they are immune to potholes on the roads. They fly private jets, so who cares about the increase in flight prices?.
“They are heavily protected with the DSS, military and police, so why should they care about you whose phone was just stolen last night on the street because there was no officer on patrol, no street light or security camera? The people pay for their feeding and transport allowance so why should they care about the hike in food or fuel prices? They even have perfume allowance… I could go on and on but to what end?”.