Nigerian comedian Lasisi Elenu sparked conversations on social media after expressing nostalgia for former President Muhammadu Buhari. Amidst the current economic hardship, Lasisi confessed he misses Buhari. Known for his humorous takes on societal issues, his comments elicited both laughter and reflection.
Lasisi, whose real name is Nosa Afolabi, shared a voice note on Instagram, originally sent as a private message to Buhari. In the emotional recording, he said:
“I’m not sending you this message on behalf of anyone. I think I owe it to myself and my family. I never thought I would be here doing this at this time. First, I don’t even know how to say this. I miss you. God help me na die I dey.”
Buhari left office in May 2023, and many Nigerians believe the country’s economy has deteriorated since. Lasisi’s post received mixed reactions. Some fans agreed, citing Buhari’s presidency brought a sense of order. Others countered, highlighting challenges faced during his tenure.
The comedian’s sentiment reflects the frustration many Nigerians feel. Lasisi’s humorous approach underscores the gravity of the situation. While some see Buhari’s era as better, others disagree. The debate highlights Nigeria’s ongoing economic struggles.
Lasisi’s voice note, though unexpected, resonates with those seeking change. As Nigeria navigates its economic challenges, citizens continue to seek solutions. Lasisi’s post has ignited conversations, with many weighing in on Buhari’s legacy and the current state of the nation. The comedian’s words have sparked reflection, laughter, and debate.
