Veteran Nollywood actor Ganiu Nafiu, popularly known as Alapini, reportedly expressed regret over supporting President Bola Tinubu during the 2023 presidential campaign, lamenting that he and other Yoruba film actors who backed the Renewed Hope movement had been neglected since the election.

According to The Punch, it was reported that while he was speaking during an interview on the YouTube channel “Behind the Fame – African A-List TV,” Alapini reflected on his acting career, health challenges, family matters, and his involvement in the Tinubu campaign. He spoke with visible frustration in Yoruba, noting that the optimism they had during the campaign had since turned into disappointment.

He explained that they had campaigned enthusiastically, believing Tinubu to be a long-admired figure and a supporter of actors. According to him, he and many other veterans dedicated two months to the campaign, hoping their loyalty and visibility would be acknowledged after Tinubu’s victory.

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When asked whether he would consider campaigning for President Bola Tinubu’s re-election in 2027, veteran actor Ganiu Nafiu, popularly known as Alapini, was reportedly hesitant and appeared visibly disillusioned.

He stated that he had not yet given it any thought, adding that the issue was no longer about campaigning for a second term. Expressing deep frustration, he remarked that their only possible form of support might be to curse anyone who chooses to vote for Tinubu.

Alapini also reportedly criticised Seyi Tinubu, accusing him of directing his philanthropic efforts primarily toward Northern Nigeria while neglecting Yoruba communities. He suggested that the Yoruba, despite their support, had been sidelined.

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“That Seyi is now running around the North paying their hospital bills.

“Aren’t there sick people here in Yorubaland too?

“How many hospitals has he visited here in Yorubaland to pay bills for sick people?” Alapini queried.

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