Seyi Tinubu Spotted Listening to Konga's Campaign Song for President Bola Tinubu
A viral video has captured the moment Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu, listened to a campaign song by veteran singer Konga, dedicated to the president's re-election bid. The clip, which surfaced on social media on Monday, March 9, 2026, shows Konga performing the song at an outdoor event attended by Seyi and his team, drawing widespread attention and reactions from Nigerians online.
Konga's Support for Tinubu's Re-election
Singer Konga, whose real name is Lawal Olalekan Olumo and known for his 2003 hit 'Baby Konga,' released the campaign song to show his support for President Bola Tinubu's re-election in the upcoming 2027 general elections. In the video, Konga is seen humbly exchanging pleasantries with Seyi Tinubu before performing the song, which includes lyrics such as 'Jagaban dey work, Tinubu dey try.' This move adds an interesting twist to the political landscape as celebrities begin to align with candidates ahead of the polls.
Social Media Reactions to the Viral Clip
The short video has garnered massive reactions from Nigerians on social media, with users sharing diverse opinions about Seyi Tinubu and Konga's involvement. Comments ranged from criticism to support, highlighting the polarized views on political campaigns and celebrity endorsements. For instance, one user, TVNDEY, remarked, 'W4 no be upcoming Artist lol . Old taker don go join City boy,' while another, ucheohuaka, praised Seyi, saying, 'Hate him if you like, honestly Mr President must be proud of him, I like his networking skill.'
Other reactions included concerns about priorities, with Alpha_rison commenting, 'People dey die, their concern na campaign and election songs for next year,' and speculation about campaign strategies, as BlazeSam5 noted, 'I think he is testing campaign songs for the dad already... 2027 will be tough.' The video has sparked discussions on the role of family members in political campaigns and the influence of entertainment figures in elections.
Related Developments and Context
In related news, speculations have trailed a viral picture of actor Chinedu Ikedieze, popularly known as Aki, shaking hands with Seyi Tinubu, which surfaced on social media on Sunday, March 8, 2026. Additionally, Lege Miami faced criticism after sharing a video of distributing branded Iftar meals in Lagos, sponsored by Seyi Tinubu through his Noella Foundation, as part of a Ramadan outreach to support fasting Muslims and vulnerable households.
These events underscore the increasing intersection of politics, entertainment, and social initiatives in Nigeria, as figures like Seyi Tinubu engage in activities that blend campaign efforts with community support. The reactions to Konga's song and related incidents reflect the public's keen interest in how political narratives are shaped and perceived in the lead-up to the 2027 elections.
