Popular Nigerian comedian I Go Save has shared his concerns about the state of politics in Nigeria, claiming that many internet fraudsters, popularly known as “Yahoo boys,” are now venturing into the political space.
The comedian expressed worries over what he described as the growing involvement of individuals linked to online fraud in the country’s leadership and political system.
According to him, the increasing presence of such individuals in politics paints a troubling picture for Nigeria’s future.
I Go Save suggested that the trend could negatively affect governance and the country’s long-term development if not addressed.
Reacting to the situation, the comedian insinuated that the future of the nation no longer appears promising due to the alleged infiltration of politics by people associated with fraudulent activities.
His comments have since sparked reactions online, with many Nigerians debating the relationship between politics, wealth, and the growing culture of internet fraud in the country.
While some social media users agreed with his concerns, others argued that corruption and questionable financial practices in politics existed long before the emergence of internet fraud culture.
