Former Rivers State governor, Rotimi Amaechi, pulled up at the Abuja protest against the Senate’s rejection of mandatory electronic transmission of election results — and he didn’t come alone.
According to him, his first son (a medical doctor) joined the protest “to provide medical support in case anyone got injured.”
💬 Nigerians React… and the comments are WILD :
🔥 Some say Amaechi is only acting because Buhari “used and dumped” him.
😂 Others jokingly claim the son was dressed like a bodyguard, not a doctor.
🤨 Many are questioning why the Senate is still delaying e-transmission of results.
💸 A few insist politicians only show up when it benefits them.
🩺 Others doubt if any “medical support” was truly needed at a peaceful protest.
🙏 Some warn that politicians only support reforms when they’re out of power.
🇳🇬 And of course… the classic:
“Amaechi, let your son join the army if he really wants to help medically.”
🗳️ Bigger Picture
Whether with or without e-transmission, many Nigerians feel the real issue is deeper:
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