Social Media On Fire As Do2dtun Tells Nigerians Abroad To ‘Shut Up’ About Japa

Nigerian media personality, Do2dtun, has criticized Nigerians living abroad who discourage others from relocating.

He urged them to keep such opinions to themselves, stressing that they have no moral ground to advise anyone against leaving the country unless they have returned to Nigeria themselves.

Sharing his thoughts in a post on X, Do2dtun said those who claim life abroad is too difficult should return home, so others can have their own chance to experience it.

He wrote:
“If you ‘japaed,’ stop advising people on why they shouldn’t come over. If you haven’t moved back to Nigeria and you still live abroad, please shut up. You’re not qualified to discourage people who want to follow the same path. Keep your advice to yourself. If it’s too hard, come back. Let others try.”

Meanwhile, Do2dtun also expressed concern for legendary singer Innocent Idibia (2Baba), saying the artist appears to be in distress and may need help.

The OAP reacted to a viral video where 2Baba apologized to his wife, kids, and fans following his controversial remark that he could not be sexually committed to just one woman.

In a series of posts, Do2dtun argued that 2Baba rarely speaks publicly, and his sudden vulnerability suggests someone may be exploiting him.

He wrote:
“Please, I don’t like this 2face I’m seeing. Something is not right at all. He can express himself how he chooses to, but why always make him retract a video or apologize like a child? He is vulnerable, and someone is milking it. Whoever is holding that camera is wicked. Someone is forcing him to be who he is not.”

Do2dtun further noted that even during his past scandals, 2Baba never addressed issues in this manner, warning that the singer may be regressing. He emphasized that while no one is above mistakes, the veteran deserves empathy rather than exploitation.

He concluded by urging that 2Baba should be given proper support, possibly through therapy or professional evaluation, while lamenting the absence of genuine friends like the late Sound Sultan, who could guide him during such difficult times.