Nigerians on social media have been left in tears of laughter and frustration after viral photos emerged of the newly sworn-in councilors and the Leader of the House of the Abua Legislative Assembly, Rivers State, donning oversized Tinubu-branded caps during their inauguration.…….CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
The images, which surfaced online on Thursday, show the lawmakers looking visibly uncomfortable and confused, with many struggling to adjust the enormous caps that appeared far too big for their heads.
Public Reaction
The photos quickly went viral, sparking a wave of mockery and outrage. Many Nigerians described the scene as “embarrassing,” questioning why elected officials would allow themselves to be presented in such a manner.
One user wrote: “Is this leadership or a comedy show? They look like they were forced into a school play.”
Another commented: “This is what happens when politics becomes theatre. These men don’t even look confident in what they’re wearing.”
Others pointed out that while the councilors were meant to project unity with the presidency, the poorly sized caps instead became a symbol of ridicule, overshadowing the swearing-in ceremony itself.
Symbolism or Spectacle?
Political observers have also weighed in, saying the incident highlights the disconnect between political branding and the dignity of public office. What should have been a solemn ceremony for local lawmakers instead turned into a viral internet spectacle.
For many Nigerians, the question remained simple: “Is this a joke?”…….CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
