National Leader of the Peoples Redemption Party, PRP, Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, has claimed that Nigerians are in trouble.
Baba-Ahmed said heckling President Bola Tinubu after Friday's Juma'at prayer indicates that the country does not need to reap what it did not sow.
On Friday, Tinubu faced a hostile reception at the Shehu Shagari Central Mosque in Abuja, after observing Juma'at prayers, when some youths booed him.
While leaving the mosque with his entourage, a group of youths chanted "ba ma so" in Hausa, meaning we don't want.
Reacting, Baba-Ahmed said the action was neither politics nor democracy.
Posting on X, he wrote: "We do not have to reap what we do not sow. After the heckling of PBAT after Friday prayers in Abuja yesterday, no one needs to be convinced that we are all in trouble.
"When people are angry and do not fear or respect anyone or anything, you know this is neither politics nor democracy."
Booing Tinubu after prayers show Nigeria in trouble - Hakeem Baba-Ahmed