Mr Macaroni says he is not convinced that Nigeria’s political space is one he wants to enter, pointing to the way some respected figures have changed after getting involved in politics.
He said watching people he once respected go into politics and lose the reputation they built has made him cautious about getting into the political space.
In a post he shared, he said:
“I’m not happy about how things have been and if you keep talking, it seems like you’re the troublesome person. The same Nigerians that you speak for turn against you.
“I look at Nigeria and I don’t think I want to get into the political space because it seems like the political space in Nigeria corrupts the very best of us.
“Men that you have looked up to and respected, they got into politics and ruined their legacy. I look at the political space in Nigeria and I’m not thrilled. Even we, the people, the average Nigerian moves on.
“Okay, look at fuel price now, the wahala wey everybody dey shout. Everybody will just talk, one, two days, next thing, e don go, we don move on.
Nigerians take pride in telling you, ah, if you can survive in Nigeria, you can survive anywhere. It’s not something to brag about.”
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