See What They Did To President Tinubu Son, Seyi And Friends After They Traveled In Presidential Jet To Watch Polo Tournament In Kano (PHOTOS)

See What They Did To President Tinubu Son, Seyi And Friends After They Traveled In Presidential Jet To Watch Polo Tournament In Kano (PHOTOS)

This is coming during a period when jet fuel prices have reached unprecedented levels.

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According to SaharaReporters, it is speculated that Seyi Tinubu may have been attending the finals of the 2023 NPA Kano International Polo Tournament, slated for Sunday at the Usman Dantata Polo Ground in Kano.

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The final match for the Dangote Cup, pitting Golden Ranch against Agad/Rumbu, commenced at 3:30 pm on Sunday. Following this, the Muhammadu Sanusi Cup final was scheduled to take place at 4:30 pm, featuring the ‘winners’ and the ‘rest of the team’.

Jaafar Jaafar, a Nigerian journalist from Kano State and the founder of Daily Nigerian, wrote on his X (formerly Twitter) handle, “Here’s Tinubu’s golden child, Seyi, traveling in a presidential jet to watch polo in Kano. But this trend did not start today.

“Buhari set the bad example when he allowed his daughter Hanan to travel in a presidential jet for a photo tour in Bauchi. Even if our laws are vague on this, one thing is clear. This is an offence to the moral code of leadership.”

Another user, @belloinuwa, who also spoke on the misuse of special forces units in the country said, “What about the misuse of a special forces unit as his bodyguards? See them in the pictures.

“The other day he went skateboarding in Abuja with them running by his side. This is just a continuation of the culture of impunity from the previous government, perhaps on an even grander scale this time.”

Another X user, @HGBashar wrote, “Buhari merely sought the title of ‘President’ without understanding or respecting the sanctity of the office.

“The audacity to let his daughter, Hanan, use a presidential jet for a mere photo tour in Bauchi was the beginning of this mockery. Now we see Tinubu’s protege, Seyi, hopping on the same jet for a polo match in Kano.

“It’s not just about the laws, it’s about ethics, morals, and respect for the position. Our leaders must do more than just occupy an office; they must uphold its dignity.”

Also, @EIderstateman said, “Gone are those days when public employees could confront political leaders without fear or favour and be reprimanded if they disregarded established processes, norms, and regulations. My Dad once sent a bill to Sir Ahmadu Bello for using an official plane for an unofficial trip.”