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‘Get your 2019 votes in UAE’ — Nigerians bash Osinbajo for holidaying abroad

 

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is currently on his annual leave in the United Arab Emirates but many Nigerians are unimpressed that the Number 2 citizen of the country is enjoying his leave in a foreign country at a time some states in the country are witnessing mass killings.




     

     

    After Laolu Akande, Special Assistant to the Vice President on Media and Publicity, tweeted about the Osinbajo’s leave, the information was greeted with criticism, many accusing the Vice President of insensitivity.

    Others also attacked Osinbajo for traveling all the way to Dubai to observe his annual leave, and not anywhere in Nigeria, contrary to the current administration’s gospel of patronising made-in-Nigeria products.

    Here are a few of the reactions from Twitter:

    However, not many were critical of the development as some believe Osinbajo’s leave is well deserved.

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    1. The people need to be aware that there is very little one person can do to fix the sorry state the country is currently in or has been in. No matter the good intentions of the individual, the support and necessary action of every other person in power is pivotal to the change everyone desires. If every other person in authority and power is not committed to the same course, the one man committed to making a change sadly labours in vain.

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