
Seyi Tinubu Urges Nigerians to Keep Faith in President Tinubu
Seyi Tinubu, son of Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has called on citizens to remain hopeful about the current administration.
In a video that quickly went viral on social media, Seyi Tinubu appealed to Nigerians to maintain their confidence in his father’s leadership, insisting that the president will not disappoint the nation.
He said:
“I want to say thank you for the faith you have in our president, and I guarantee you President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu will not fail.
Nigeria, the hope we have been hoping for and looking for is here. The President we have been waiting for is here.”
The video has sparked conversations online, with supporters praising his message of optimism while critics remain skeptical about the administration’s performance.
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“I want to say thank you for the faith you have in our president, and I guarantee you President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will not fail.”
~ Seyi Tinubu says pic.twitter.com/FeomFNEE2H
— Nigeria Stories (@NigeriaStories) March 10, 2026
Nigerians React to Seyi Tinubu’s Viral Video
Seyi Tinubu’s recent call for Nigerians to keep faith in his father, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has sparked mixed reactions online, with users expressing a range of opinions from support to criticism.
Supportive reactions
Some Nigerians applauded the son’s message. A user named Vindex wrote:
“God bless and keep the president of the federal republic of Nigeria. No man born of a woman can stop his re-election.”
Questions about his role
Others questioned why Seyi Tinubu is speaking on national matters. Unyime Edet commented:
“On what capacity is he speaking? Does the constitution recognize him or his office? We are just funny in this country wahlai.”
Khone also suggested that Seyi might be following in his father’s political footsteps, writing:
“The next governor of Lagos. Pikin wey dey follow him papa footsteps. Tell our Anambra messiah to show us his rainbow son.”
Criticism and disappointment
Some Nigerians expressed strong disapproval. Andrew wrote:
“So this one now na speech abi Seyi Tinubu? Why can’t you just coordinate yourself, stand like human being, and give us a complete human being speech? And which hope are you even talking about? Seyi, you should be giving that same hope to your father. Failed father and son olodo. Nothing dey this guy head I swear.”
Akin criticized the administration itself, stating:
“The cry of a son is not same as the cry of the suffering masses. We have no faith in his daddy, not his presidency. A leader who can’t implement capital components of a nation’s budgets is a failure. What has he done with subsidies, savings, and loans borrowed? Tinubu must go.”
Matthew also expressed disappointment:
“I wish the president himself would be this hopeful. By every index, he has failed woefully. If I were his son, I would be ashamed of his performance. Some of us expected so much from this president but have been let down. The unfortunate thing is that he doesn’t seem to care.”
The video continues to generate debate online, reflecting the deep divide in public perception of President Tinubu’s leadership and the role of his family in political discourse.
