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Nigerian comedian, Oluwaseyitan Aletile, popularly known as Seyi Law, has expressed disappointment at the ongoing calls to sack a Tonia Somaga. Recall that Tonia Somaga is a graduate from Anambra State and a Labour Party (LP), supporter who drives one of the newly commissioned Lagos State blue rails, has been called out by some residents […]

Nigerian comedian, Oluwaseyitan Aletile, popularly known as Seyi Law, has expressed disappointment at the ongoing calls to sack a Tonia Somaga.

Recall that Tonia Somaga is a graduate from Anambra State and a Labour Party (LP), supporter who drives one of the newly commissioned Lagos State blue rails, has been called out by some residents of the state, who urged the Lagos State governments to relieve her of her duties, following her campaign for Peter Obi.

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In reaction to the calls by some quarters, Seyi Law in a tweet on Thursday stated that the female train driver is an opportunity to promote peace and show that the All Progressives Congress (APC), is different.

Sharing a picture of a man with a ‘Yoruba Jobs for Yoruba People’ poster, Seyi Law described the trend as absolute madness, insisting he didn’t support the President-elect, Bola Tinubu, to see such a trend.

He wrote: “This is absolute madness. I did not support ASIWAJU to see these things. Are you saying even the companies owned by non-Yoruba should do the same, or just those owned by Yorubas? Either way, this is wrong, so let’s stop promoting rubbish in the name of anger.

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“The train girl was an opportunity to preach peace and show we are different. I’m not belittling your anger, but we must learn to compromise for the collective peace we crave. You can respect your tribe without denigrating another. Please, let’s sheath our swords.

“These attitudes give bad names to good ideas. We must do what’s right to say we deserve more. Please, I believe we can do better. Things are tending in a direction I don’t appreciate. This doesn’t in any way dim my support for the good I believe ASIWAJU will bring. Thanks.”

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