Social Media Roundup: Jacob Zuma’s ₦520 million bronze statue

On Sunday, October 15, 2017, Rochas Okorocha, Governor of Imo State honoured Jacob Zuma, President of South Africa in Imo State. The series of event entailed naming a road after Jacob Zuma, giving him a merit award and the most baffling of all, erecting a ₦520 million statue of the South African President.
I found some of the mostly plausible reasons behind Governor Rochas’ decision on social media.
Putting things in perspective
And then there were jokes; we don’t know whether to cry or laugh
The beginning of lost Twit-battles
Note to the next governor of Imo State
There’s more where that came from
After the national uproar caused by Governor Rochas’ actions, he came out to say that he owes no one any apology. While we continue to question our choices of elected leaders, here a few other interesting topics on social media this week.
The tale of an African superhero
This week, Marvel released the full official trailer of their much anticipated movie, Black Panther. Watch it below.
The trailer created so much buzz on social media globally. And since the movie is about an African superhero, it made sense for Africans to join in. Here are few of their reactions.
Not impressed
We wish!
Some famzing too
Black Panthers will be out in cinemas from February 16, 2018. Check out more comments on the movie here.
#RedeemAdebowale
Recently, due to a Facebook post termed “disrepectful” by the management of the Redeemers University, Adebowale Adedayo, a student of the school was expelled a few weeks before his graduation.
Adebowale, popularly known as Mr. Macaroni, is also an actor and when the news of his expulsion broke, Nigerian celebrities took to social media to appeal for the reversion of his expulsion.
Others joined in too
Dear Redeemers University, please redeem Mr. Macaroni.
The beat thief?
This week, MSE Gang, a Nigerian record label accused popular musician, Olamideand his crew of stealing their beat produced by Young John. Apparently, the beat was allegedly stolen and used by Davolee–YBNL’s newest artiste. #OlamideStoleOurBeat trended on twitter.
Some people believe it was just a publicity stunt
While some were disappointed
Olamide’s fans had his back
In my opinion, the whole debacle was just MSE Gang’s way of promoting their new single.




























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