Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Chairman of NIDCOM, has sparked controversy after endorsing a post that referred to Igbos as “monkeys” and “children of gorillas.” The incident has led to backlash from Nigerians, accusing her of promoting tribal hatred and bigotry..Check The, Full Story Here Now.
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Dabiri-Erewa reposted a derogatory post about Igbos, calling them “monkeys” and “bastards.”
Social media users labelled her as the “grandmother of bigotry” for endorsing the post.
Critics argue this reflects a broader government tolerance of tribalism and hate speech.
Activists, including Aisha Yesufu, condemned her actions, calling it a shame.
Some users accused the government of supporting xenophobia to maintain political power.
Dabiri-Erewa’s actions reflect the rising tribal tensions within Nigerian politics.
The controversy highlights the lack of accountability for public officials in endorsing hate speech...READ FULL; FROM THE SOURCE.
Dabiri-Erewa’s actions have ignited a firestorm of criticism, exposing the tribal divide in Nigerian politics. The episode raises critical questions about leadership responsibility and the tolerance of hate within the country’s governance..Check The, Full Story Here Now.
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