“We buy fuel at a very reasonable price” – says Eniola Badmus, reiterating her support for Tinubu

• Eniola Badmus praises Tinubu for claiming Nigerians are buying fuel at a bargain price.

• During a Live Instagram session with Daddy Freeze, Badmus praised Tinubu for his generosity and swore their undying loyalty to him.

• The actress’ comments about Tinubu and fuel prices drew attention and prompted mixed reactions from the online community.

Nigerian actress Eniola Badmus has claimed that Nigerians buy the cheapest fuel in the world.

During a live Instagram session with Daddy Freeze, Badmus praised Tinubu for his generosity and pledged their continued loyalty to him.

The actress’ comments about Tinubu and fuel prices have drawn attention and mixed reactions from the online community.

Eniola Badmus, a Nollywood actress, recently sparked an online debate by openly expressing her admiration and support for President Bola Tinubu.

During a live Instagram session with media personality Daddy Freeze, Eniola passionately reaffirmed her support for Tinubu, praising him as a happy giver and stressing the importance of having a leader who can empathize with people’s struggles.

Eniola praised Tinubu, praising his philanthropic contributions and expressing confidence in his ability to continue to create positive change.

She praised his willingness to take care of common people’s concerns and solve their problems, whether he knew them personally or not.

In her opinion, this empathic quality is crucial for a leader and she stated that she will support Tinubu as long as he keeps his position.

Eniola further addressed the issue of fuel subsidies in Nigeria. She explained that many Nigerians didn’t fully understand the concept of the subsidy until it was abolished.

She continued that Nigerians still have some of the lowest fuel prices in the world and stressed the importance of understanding government policies and how they affect the country’s economy.

She said:

“Do you know that many of these keyboard warriors have no idea what this subsidy is? When they removed it, they knew what the government was doing. I think we still buy the cheapest fuel in the world to this day.”