He questioned whether these appointed individuals were actually fulfilling their duties, as it seemed that the focus was solely on making appointments rather than delivering results. Big Philly urged Seyi to talk to his father and emphasized that the entire nation was witnessing the consequences of the government's lack of action.
Hunger and suffering had become widespread, affecting Nigerians in various states, including Ondo, Lagos, and beyond. Philly criticized the government's performance, questioning how a country could be governed in a way that left its citizens without food. He called on the government to provide immediate palliatives during this festive period so that people could have access to food.
Philly also mentioned that he and others in the diaspora had been sending money back home, but the situation had become overwhelming as the funds were quickly depleted. He expressed frustration, stating that it seemed like those in the diaspora were the ones solving Nigeria's problems, despite not being the ones in power. Philly concluded by urging Seyi to have a conversation with his father and implored President Tinubu to fulfill his promises, emphasizing that it should not be a difficult task.
