Nigerians have taken to social media to express their emotions as regards Falz’s comment on Sanwo-Olu’s re-election.

The famous Singer and lawyer took to his Twitter account to express his dissatisfaction with the just concluded Governorship election in Lagos.

He tweeted: You were not re-elected. You selected yourself. Everybody saw it unfold. You are only deceiving yourself.

You were not re-elected. You selected yourself. Everybody saw it unfold. You are only deceiving yourselves

— Bop Daddy (@falzthebahdguy) March 20, 2023

Various comments were gathered in a post made by Tribune Online that reached 69,000 social media users.

Below are the comments:

@Peter Akin Babayemi: Thank God, faltz is not a yoruba name. Go back home, to your highly esteemed legal luminary of a father. He will tell you Lagos is not a no man’s land.

@Jobi Paul Piero: But why majority supporters of falz are from a particular region. Are they the most intelligent on election matter of Nigeria? I wish they use these energies on there region matter as falz is doing in SW region. Though, I expected more from Falz on Ekiti matter as well.

@Tope Omoloye: For the fact that ur choice candidate didn’t win does not mean sanwo was selected.

U vote for ur candidate and others do.pls respect others people choice.

@Muhammad Mamman Musa: Whatsoever, sanwó olu will spend another 4 years as a governor of Lagos state.

@Kenny Chidiebere: What happened in Lagos was not Election but MADNESS. INEC Nigeria is just a political party on its own. All the Lagosians Agberos, reply in comment section.

@Olasunkanmi Akinbile : Afonja family with rebellious attitude against his people. Well done!

Babajide Sanwo-olu’s victory is necessary at this crucial time to save our region. If you don’t like it you challenge it in court.

@Femi Ilori: No problems. He still remains the Governor of Lagos State till 2027. We are comfortable with his selection of himself backed by the good people of the state. We helped him to select himself by our votes. (Nigerian Tribune)

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