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Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu, has responded sharply to businessman Isaac Fayose after he criticized the recently held City Boy walk in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
The exchange followed Fayose’s public reaction to the gathering, which he reportedly mocked while questioning the size of the crowd and the purpose of the event. He also described the walk as a waste of time.
However, Seyi was quick to defend the gathering, taking to his Instagram page on Sunday, November 8, to tell Fayose to “behave yourself.”
Describing the event as a peaceful gathering of young Nigerians who support President Tinubu’s administration, Seyi argued that participants should be allowed to express their political views without being subjected to ridicule or personal attacks.
He maintained that the young people who participated in the Port Harcourt walk had voluntarily come together to show their support for the president and should be respected for exercising their right to peaceful expression.
According to Seyi, there was no justification for Fayose’s criticism, insisting that people who disagreed with the movement could simply choose not to participate rather than attempt to undermine those who supported it.
The President’s son also appeared to take issue with what he considered Fayose’s attempt to attract attention by bringing the President’s name into the discussion.
The disagreement has added another layer to the growing public conversations surrounding the City Boy movement, a political support platform associated with young supporters of President Tinubu.
While supporters see such gatherings as an opportunity to demonstrate political loyalty and mobilize young people, critics have questioned their relevance, timing, and overall impact, particularly amid Nigeria’s economic challenges.
The latest exchange highlights the growing divide between supporters and critics of the Tinubu administration, with even seemingly peaceful political gatherings becoming subjects of heated public debate.
For now, Seyi has made his position clear: he believes young Nigerians should be free to publicly demonstrate their support for the president without being mocked or discouraged.
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