Former Nigerian minister Femi Fani-Kayode (FFK) recently criticized Kemi Badenoch, a Nigerian-born British lawmaker and current UK Secretary of State for Business and Trade, for her remarks on Nigeria.
Badenoch had stated in an interview that she did not want the UK to experience the issues she perceives in Nigeria, pointing to challenges like corruption and governance inefficiencies.
FFK responded strongly, accusing Badenoch of unfairly portraying Nigeria in a negative light. In his critique, he compared her to derogatory figures often seen as overly assimilated or out of touch with their roots, calling her “worse than Aunty Jemima and the female version of Uncle Tom.”
FFK’s response has stirred debate, with some supporting his stance on national pride and others defending Badenoch’s right to critique issues she feels are relevant to her political perspective.
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