By Latiifah Amusan
Nigerian comedian, Adebowale Adedayo, known as Mr. Macaroni, has voiced his thoughts on the country’s political landscape, expressing deep concerns about a potential curse lingering over its political system.
In a recent interview, the 30-year-old entertainer dismissed the idea of venturing into politics, believing that once an individual becomes part of the Nigerian political system, they are susceptible to corruption.
“There’s a curse roaming around in the Nigerian political system,” Mr Macaroni asserted. “We’ve witnessed great men, men of valor, enter that space and transform into something unrecognizable.”
Mr. Macaroni’s inclination towards activism can be traced back to his secondary school days when he developed a strong aversion to cheating and mistreatment of others.
This formed the foundation for his advocacy to promote respect and fairness among people.
Reflecting on his values, the comedian emphasized the significance of treating others with respect.
He expressed his determination to stand against any form of mistreatment or injustice, emphasizing that those who fail to treat people with respect will undoubtedly face his objections.
