“they Should Begin To Renovate And Expand The Prisons,” Shan George Says Amidst Threat Of 3-year Jail For President Tinubu's Critics

Nollywood actress Shan George joins the ranks of celebrities reacting to Amnesty International's new laws protecting President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, expressing concern over potential consequences for critics.

The call for social media regulation by Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila, labeling it a menace, has drawn widespread criticism. Amnesty International's support for such regulations, including the risk of a three-year jail term for criticizing the president, has ignited further debate.

Shan George, via Isaac Fayose's comment section, advocates for prison renovation and expansion, highlighting fears that dissenters may face imprisonment under the proposed laws.

Earlier, Isaac Fayose boldly stated his stance against Gbajabiamila's threats, urging him to resign if unable to address Nigeria's issues. His defiance garnered praise from many supporters.

Similarly, Mr. Macaroni criticizes Gbajabiamila's apparent hypocrisy, pointing out past tweets where he condemned previous governments. He accuses the government of viewing Nigerians as imbeciles and emphasizes the need for accountability and transparency in leadership.