- Nigerian comedian Sabinus, also known as Mr Funny, criticised Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara.
- In an Instagram video, he complained about poor roads, waste management and neglected public facilities.
Nigerian comedian and skit maker Sabinus, popularly known as Mr Funny, has criticised Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara over the poor state of roads and public infrastructure across the state.
The comedian expressed his displeasure in a video shared on Instagram, where he lamented the condition of roads, poor waste management and the apparent neglect of public facilities.
Questioning the commitment of elected officials to the welfare of residents, Sabinus wondered why government representatives continued to enjoy the privileges of office while ordinary people struggled with inadequate infrastructure.
“My state, Rivers, is the worst; our roads are bad, dustbins everywhere in Rivers State, very bad roads. We get governor, we get local government chairman, we get house of assembly members, everyday them dey drive siren dey pass this dustbin,” he said.
Sabinus also turned his attention to the state’s stadium, questioning the officials responsible for sports and demanding to know how the allocated funds were being utilised when the facility could not be properly maintained.
His comments have drawn attention to concerns about infrastructure and public service delivery in Rivers State.
In other news… Nigerian media personality and social commentator Daddy Freeze has advised men to discourage their wives from maintaining close friendships with other men following the controversy surrounding Pastor Jimmy Odukoya’s reported marriage to Mo Jasmine.
Daddy Freeze shared his opinion on Wednesday while reacting to reports that the clergyman had married Mo Jasmine, who was previously described as his female best friend.
The reported marriage has generated considerable reactions on social media, with many expressing surprise over the development.
Adding to the conversation, an old photograph of Jimmy Odukoya serving as a groomsman at Mo Jasmine’s first wedding resurfaced online, further fueling discussions about their friendship.
Reacting in an Instagram video, Daddy Freeze questioned the idea of women having male best friends, suggesting that the clergyman’s reported marriage should serve as a warning to men.
He said:
“It’s okay to have a male bestie, it is okay to have a male bestie, hmmm. Male bestie wey be pastor don marry auntie oo.”
The media personality subsequently urged men to take their wives’ close friendships with other men seriously, jokingly advising them to distance such friends from their marriages.
He added:
“Male bestie na groomsman for their wedding ooo. See, if your wife has a male bestie, drive them now. Start picking your phone and start driving all your wives’ and girlfriends’ male besties. Pastor don marry bestie ooo.
“It’s sweet now because the pastor is fine and the bestie is fine. The day they will collect your own wife, no con cry meet me inside DM oo. I have spoken.”