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Actor Mr Macaroni Criticises Former Governor Wike For Disrespectful Comments

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Nigerian actor and activist Mr Macaroni has sharply criticized former Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike for his recent remarks to citizens, calling for greater humility from public officials. Mr Macaroni’s comments come in response to a viral video of Wike addressing the public in a manner many found disrespectful.

On October 29, 2024, Mr Macaroni took to X (formerly Twitter) to express his outrage, stating, “Nigerian politicians lack regard for Nigerians, and this is because they have never been accountable to the people.” He referenced an incident involving the FCT Minister, who reportedly said, “Are you stupid, is it because I came down to talk to you?” Mr. Macaroni emphasized the importance of accountability, remarking, “You are a civil servant!!! What do you mean by ‘Is it because I came down to talk to you?’ You are talking to the people that pay your salary!!!”

Actor Mr Macaroni Criticises Former Governor Wike For Disrespectful Comments

In his posts, Mr. Macaroni reminded public officials of their responsibilities, insisting that they must serve the citizens rather than expect deference. He declared, “Whatever privileges your office allows you is as a function of your service to the people!!! You work for the people and not the other way round. Arrogance has no place in public office!!! Nigeria is not a private entity. Your duty is to serve!!! You are not anybody’s chairman.”

Directly addressing Wike, he stressed the necessity for respect in public service, saying, “Dear @GovWike, you are a PUBLIC SERVANT! Next time you want to address the citizens who pay your salary do so with utmost humility and respect. Never go about asking Nigerians if they are stupid… you are not doing anyone a favor by being Minister!!! ‘Is it because I came down to talk to you’ lol… You must think you are talking to your slaves.”

Actor Mr Macaroni Criticises Former Governor Wike For Disrespectful Comments

Mr. Macaroni’s remarks reflect a growing sentiment among Nigerians regarding the need for accountability and respect from their leaders, emphasizing the expectation that public officials prioritize service over authority.