Isaac Fayose sparks 2025 shockwave, he made his statement clear by saying Nigerians should stop lying to themselves about one Nigeria on paper why in reality they marginalized the Igbos.

Isaac Fayose, the younger brother of former Ekiti State Governor Ayo Fayose, is facing significant backlash after making a statement that many Nigerians have labeled as “deeply divisive” and “offensive to the Igbo people.”

In a viral video circulating on social media, Isaac Fayose boldly stated:

“They said Nigeria belongs to Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba, but that’s a lie… take out that Igbo, stop including them because it’s a lie.”

Isaac Fayose sparks 2025 shockwave

His comments have sparked widespread outrage, with critics accusing him of fueling tribal hate speech at a time when Nigeria is already struggling with issues of unity, equity, and inclusiveness.

For years, Nigeria’s political and cultural landscape has been influenced by its three major ethnic groups — Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba — often referred to as the “tripod” of the nation. However, Fayose’s remarks challenge that very foundation, igniting a heated debate about ethnicity, representation, and respect in national discussions.

Isaac Fayose sparks 2025 shockwave

On platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, reactions have flooded in from all over the country. While some supporters brushed off his comments as “just a personal opinion,” many Nigerians have condemned them as reckless, dangerous, and potentially divisive.

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Political analysts caution that unchecked remarks like these can exacerbate tensions in an already delicate political environment, especially with Nigeria gearing up for significant reforms in 2025.    Isaac Fayose sparks 2025 shockwave

Nigeria continues to hear calls for greater inclusion, equity, and fairness across all regions. Observers warn that divisive statements from public figures like Isaac Fayose could derail vital national conversations about peace and unity.

What do you think? Do you view Isaac Fayose’s outburst as simply a personal expression, or do you see it as outright hate speech against the Igbo?

Meanwhile; Peter Obi boldly blasts Tinubu, accuse him of borrowing Nigerians yet unborn into slavery in this 21st century, with the high debt profile the country is currently facing, Obi has refused to keep quite, insist on telling truth to power no matter what happens.

Presidential candidate and Labour Party leader, Peter Obi, has once again taken aim at President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, accusing him of carelessly leading Nigeria into a dangerous debt trap.  Isaac Fayose sparks 2025 shockwave

On his X.com account today, Obi stated that Tinubu’s borrowing strategies are “pushing Nigeria into economic slavery in this 21st century,” emphasizing that it will be future generations who will have to shoulder this heavy burden.  Isaac Fayose sparks 2025 shockwave

Obi argued that instead of relying on endless loans, the government should prioritize cutting waste, plugging leaks, and investing in sectors that can sustainably grow the economy.    Isaac Fayose sparks 2025 shockwave

“You can’t keep borrowing for consumption while neglecting production. What Tinubu is doing today isn’t reform — it’s mortgaging Nigeria’s future,” Obi cautioned.    Isaac Fayose sparks 2025 shockwave

Rising Concerns Over Nigeria’s Debt Profile

Recent reports show that Nigeria’s debt has surged to unprecedented levels, raising alarms among economists and citizens alike. The increasing cost of servicing these loans has severely restricted government spending on essential infrastructure, healthcare, and education.

Obi’s comments have since gone viral, with many Nigerians on social media applauding him for “speaking the truth without fear.” However, some argue that borrowing can be necessary to keep the economy afloat. Continue reading here

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