[CELEBRITIES]What type of greed is this? – Mr Macaroni criticises Nigerian politicians

Mr Macaroni slams Nigerian government for lack of intergrity [Instagram/Mrmacaroni1]

Nigerian skitmaker and activist Mr. Macaroni has once again used social media to express his frustrations with the state of governance in Nigeria, criticizing politicians for their greed and lack of accountability.

On December 3, 2024, the activist took to X to condemn the ongoing embezzlement of public funds and the damaging impact it’s having on the country’s progress.

He wrote, “Nigerian politicians have stolen, and are still stealing, billions and trillions from the nation’s treasury. What’s even more tragic is that there are absolutely no consequences for these actions. It’s heartbreaking that the very people whose funds are being stolen continue to defend politicians who couldn’t care less about their well-being.”

                                                                                                            Mr. Macaroni has expressed his utter disbelief at the scale of corruption among Nigerian politicians, pointing out that the funds being looted could have been used to transform the lives of countless Nigerians.

He questioned, “How can you steal enough public funds to improve the lives of millions of people you should be serving selflessly? What kind of greed and cruelty is this?”

In a follow-up post, he continued, “How is this country supposed to improve when our politicians are only focused on stealing? No integrity, no sense of purpose, no accountability! Zero shame! Just hardened criminals in power! How did the people become so hopeless?”

                                                                                                            This is not the first or second time Mr Macaroni has voiced out against Nigerian politicians and their treatment of the people. Recently, on October 29, 2024, Mr Macaroni reacted to the viral video of Former Rivers State govenor NyesomWike addressing citizens and expressed his anger concerning the way public officials treat their citizens.

Outraged, he wrote, “Nigerian politicians lack regard for Nigerians, and this is because they have never been accountable to the people. The other day the FCT Minister was addressing some Nigerians and he said; “are you stupid, is it because I came down to talk to you” You are a civil servant!!! What do you mean by “is it because I came down to talk to you” You are talking to the people that pay your salary!!!”