Nigerians React As 9ice Joins Sanwo-Olu’s Eleventh Hour Strategy To Win Heart Of Lagosians (Video)

In what could be termed as last-minute moves to win the hearts of residents, the Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has engaged in several campaign methods ahead of Saturday’s gubernatorial election.

Nigerian singer, Abolore Adegbola Akande, popularly known as 9ice, also stormed the streets on Tuesday, to campaign for Sanwo-Olu.

Naija News reports that this is coming amidst the recently paid N1.2 billion pension, the release of impounded vehicles free of charge, and free medical screening for residents.

A video shared on his social media page captures the singer and some other people moving from one place to another to campaign for Sanwo-Olu’s second-term bid.

He wrote: “Door to door, knock on the door of your friends and enemy for His Excellency @jidesanwoolu”

The singer’s action sparked mockery comments from Nigerians.

@LeonardAdekugbe wrote: “Funny, but, who do you expect 9ice to campaign for if not the APC of his baba Tinubu? It’s nothing new.”

@slimwishBone wrote: “Supposed celebrity done turn APC market mobilizer…. Unfortunate”

@inc_consult wrote: “This is what you guys should have done before . I am sure by now, LP will be shaking”

@iam_ladigold wrote: “9ice is working for money, he needs to feed his family since he no longer have a career in music.”

@imbigdangerous wrote: “If him like make him trek to sambisa forest…APC will not win”

@officialEnnydre wrote: “Even the man said 9ice ” oti pa da wa sadugbo” meaning you have come back to the neighbourhood. He left the neighbourhood, now trying to be 9ice for vote.Dear lagosian, don’t let them collect your saturday,it’s your day.”

@viido_ wrote: “APC will ridicule you. A whole gongo aso smh. Dem then nice to marketer”

@EOdodomi wrote: “Sanwo olu never see all this stress coming he thought it’s a work over untill peter Obi take him off balance..now guy man can’t even sleep well and remember d madam is sleeping beside him”

@Gandalf54670444 wrote: “Awa l’ani . But poverty still dey press your kneck for trenches while politicians wey you dey fight for dey live soft life”