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Nigerians Reacts As Fmr. President Olusegun Obasanjo Commands Oyo Monarchs To Stand& Greet Him At An Event- Watch Video

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Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah

Social media platforms and various online forums have been abuzz with reactions after a video surfaced showing former President Olusegun Obasanjo commanding Oyo monarchs to stand up and greet him at a public event. What caught the attention of many is that the monarchs complied, revealing the depth of respect and influence the former president still wields in the political and traditional realms. CONTINUE READING

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The video clip, which rapidly gained traction online, displays Obasanjo mid-speech. As he speaks, he notices the seated Oyo monarchs and gestures for them to rise, to which they promptly respond. This act of deference towards the former president has ignited a diverse spectrum of opinions among Nigerians.

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Many commend the monarchs for their show of respect towards a senior political figure, while others perceive Obasanjo’s instruction as a moment of overstep, questioning its place amidst traditional protocol. “Does his political status eclipse the stature of traditional leaders?” wondered one netizen. Another chimed in, “It’s merely a gesture of respect. No need to overanalyze.”

Watch the video below:

https://x.com/tvcnewsng/status/1702695243219353762?s=20

Source: Bushradiogist

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