Social media platforms in Nigeria are buzzing with renewed controversy surrounding Paystack co-founder Ezra Olubi as historical posts from one of his former romantic partners have emerged online.
Historical Tweets Draw Public Scrutiny
The woman, who was previously involved in a polyamorous relationship with Olubi and another woman, now finds her own past social media activity under examination. Internet users recently uncovered a tweet from her account dating back to 2012 where she expressed curiosity about whether older single women ever become intimate with their cats.
This resurfaced post has attracted significant attention as it appears during ongoing discussions about Olubi's own controversial historical tweets. Many social media users are now analyzing her comment within the broader context of the current controversy surrounding the Paystack co-founder.
Timing of Resurfaced Content
The emergence of these old tweets coincides with the woman's recent public criticism of Olubi. She has openly questioned why some of their mutual friends have remained silent amid the backlash he is facing over inappropriate comments about minors and animals in multiple decade-old posts.
The original controversy began when Olubi's own disturbing tweets from years ago started circulating on social media platforms. These posts contained questionable content that has sparked widespread discussion and condemnation across Nigerian social media communities.
Broader Social Media Backlash
The situation highlights how historical social media activity can resurface years later to impact personal and professional reputations. As conversations around the Paystack co-founder continue to dominate online spaces, the involvement of his former partner adds another layer to the unfolding narrative.
This case demonstrates the lasting nature of digital footprints and how content shared casually in the past can become relevant during contemporary controversies. The ongoing discussion reflects broader concerns about accountability for historical social media posts among public figures in Nigeria's tech and business communities.
