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Kiddwaya Criticizes Nigerians For Idolizing Politicians And Endorsing Their Misconduct

BBNaija star Kiddwaya has expressed his frustration with Nigerians for idolizing politicians and often praising their negative behaviors.

He emphasized the importance of holding leaders accountable and highlighted the need for a shift in how society perceives and celebrates political figures.

Kiddwaya’s comments have sparked conversations about integrity and the true values that should be upheld in leadership.

The reality TV star in the post via 𝕏 said many people “hail and beg” politicians in real life, yet come online to “cry” rather than hold leaders accountable.

He wrote, “You keyboard idiots will be worshipping politicians. Praising their bad behaviour.

“Hailing and begging when you see them, not bold enough to do shit when they make bad decisions that affects all of us yet the only power you have is to come online and cry like a bitch.

“Why don’t you grow some balls and start holding them accountable. The only thing most of you can do is insult people like me and make stupid jokes. The joke is on you.”

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