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Video of Dino Melaye, Seyi Tinubu, Aisha Buhari on holiday in Malaga sparks reactions
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Video of Dino Melaye, Seyi Tinubu, Aisha Buhari on holiday in Malaga sparks reactions

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A chieftain of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Dino Melaye, is facing backlash on social media after a video showed him and former First Lady, Aisha Buhari, enjoying a sunny getaway in Málaga, Spain, alongside Seyi Tinubu and his wife, Ben Bruce, and a businessman, Terry Waya.

The video, which has been circulating online, captured the group at a welcome party hosted by Saraya and Bawa at La Cabane, a Dolce & Gabbana-branded venue near Málaga.

In the footage, Aisha Buhari was seen among women dressed in white outfits gathered around a large bowl of watermelon, grapes and strawberries placed on ice, while the men posed casually nearby.

The video has generated reactions among Nigerians, with some commenting on Aisha Buhari’s appearance without her usual Islamic hijab, while others questioned the loyalty of the ADC chieftain.

Here are some reactions trailing the video on social media.

@ojerehighstar3: “Wike is also in Spain. They are all Working together APC, ADC AND PDP. The only opposition is Peter Obi.”

@VIPNwosu: “If only ordinary people know how bad and dangerous what is coming is, they will do deep rethink and 360 degrees aggressive turn away from APC and ADC. You may call it political talk; but wait until the newly formed wicked control engineered by Al at global level meets the foolishness of Nigerian/ African political elites, ordinary ppl will wish they weren’t born.”

@phrankyamodu: “And here in Nigeria some gullible youth are busy collecting 2k and 5kh of rice and killing one another for this same politicians enjoying themselves with their family while the children of the common man kill each other for sachet gin.”

@Mansaah_Musa: “Buhari is dead, his wife is still enjoying her life. Dino Melaye that is always pressing President Tinubu’s neck is in Spain with Tinubu Son, Seyi Tinubu enjoying their lives together. You see why you shouldn’t kill yourself for any woman and for any politician.”

@thevibecodergs: “So we don’t have network of people outside Nigeria that can poison these people? People are suffering back home, elites are partying in Marbella, one of the high-end holiday destination in Europe. Just inconsiderate bunch of a$$$·. Nigerians are cowards.”

@Waleofficial: “Nigeria leaders are so wicked. Notice how they’ve all gone for vacation, Tinubu, Seyi Makinde and most of the governors only to come back and start lying to the people again for 2027 elections.”

@TimkoGerald: “See una politician wey una Dey fight for but them Dey somewhere Dey enjoy Nigeria money and poor people Dey country Dey shout APC, NDC,ADC,LP PDP.”

@itsofficialitopa: “Fight for politicians at your own risk, after all the insults Dino don insult APC government…… last last they are all united, we are the pawns here.”

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Video of Dino Melaye, Seyi Tinubu, Aisha Buhari on holiday in Malaga sparks reactions

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