Popular Nigerian comedian, Seyi Law, has apologised following widespread criticism over his recent comments that Nigeria is safer now than it was a decade ago.
The comedian came under intense backlash after making the remarks during a podcast appearance where he praised the administration of President Bola Tinubu for addressing security challenges in the country.
His comments sparked outrage on social media, with many Nigerians, including victims of kidnapping and violent crimes, accusing him of being insensitive to the current security situation.
In a public apology, Seyi Law expressed regret over the statement and sympathised with victims and families affected by insecurity across the country. He acknowledged the pain experienced by citizens and stated that no Nigerian deserves to live in fear.
While maintaining his support for the Tinubu administration, the comedian called on the Federal Government to intensify efforts to address insecurity and protect lives and property.
He appealed to the government to take more decisive actions to tackle rising cases of violent crime and restore public confidence in the nation’s security system.
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