Whitemoney, the renowned Nigerian reality TV star, has responded sharply to online critics questioning his lack of involvement in the #EndBadGovernance protests.
In a defiant post on his Instastories, Whitemoney, who won the 6th season of the Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) reality show, addressed accusations that he should use his platform to support the ongoing protests against bad governance in Nigeria.
"I never forced anyone to vote for me during my time on the show," Whitemoney stated, emphasizing that he is not responsible for the personal issues faced by his critics. He further clarified that he does not consider himself an activist and has no intention of becoming one.
The star’s comments come as the #EndBadGovernance protests continue to gain momentum across the country, with many public figures being urged to lend their voices to the cause.
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