In a recent statement, actor Lege Miami praised the Igbo community for their remarkable patience and support towards the government, highlighting that 80% of them refrained from protesting. He contrasted this with a critical view of certain Yoruba individuals.
“Igbos are doing well. 80% of them didn’t protest; they are supportive and patient with the government,” Lege Miami remarked. “Some Yoruba people are oloribuku; it’s the Yoruba who are causing trouble for each other.”
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His comments have sparked discussions about ethnic relations and political engagement in Nigeria. Lege Miami’s praise for the Igbos’ restraint and his criticism of intra-ethnic conflicts among the Yoruba reflect ongoing social and political dynamics in the country.
The actor’s statements have resonated with many, shedding light on the diverse approaches different communities take towards governance and civic responsibility.
