Noble Igwe And Seyi Law Get Heated Exchange On Twitter Following Bigotry Claims

The topic of intolerance and bigotry has persisted as current talking topics from the just-ended general elections since it was a significant discussion point in Lagos. In their efforts to persuade voters to vote for Tinubu, the ultimate victor of the election, members of Lagos’ ruling party, the APC, have unintentionally sowed the seeds of intolerance among the state’s residents, primarily Yorubas and Igbo.

This resulted in physical altercations between the parties, social media eruptions, and verbal sparring between internet users. Several notable individuals have expressed things their colleagues disapproved of, and they have taken every chance to remind them of this. The main argument between Noble and Seyi revolves around this.

Noble Igwe, a blogger and stylist from Nigeria, and SeyiLaw, a comedian, had a heated Twitter exchange. It all began when Noble responded to a Tweet urging Yorubas to fight to refute the myth that they despise Igbos. Since SeyiLaw recently stated “reasons why the Igbos need to humble themselves and fit in,” Noble pleaded with the Twitter user to prevent SeyiLaw from seeing the message.

However, after seeing Noble’s post, SeyiLaw quickly responded to him in a somewhat derogatory manner.

In the meantime, Netizens have expressed their opinions on the subject, with some labeling Noble as unruly and stirring up resentment. In contrast, others accuse Seyi Law of being a bigot and a coward.