“God Will Judge Our Hypocrisy” – Seyi Law Reacts to Cubana Chief Priest’s Meeting With President Tinubu

Nigerian comedian and actor Seyi Law has reacted to the online uproar surrounding Cubana Chief Priest’s recent meeting with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, calling out what he described as widespread hypocrisy among celebrities and social media influencers.

Taking to his social media platform, Seyi Law expressed his amusement at the backlash, accusing many critics of pretending online while secretly benefiting from political connections behind the scenes.

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“They come online to pander to the mob but are hustling behind. God will judge all our hypocrisy,” he wrote.

The comedian didn’t stop there. He pointed fingers at popular Instagram blogger Tunde Ednut, claiming that Tunde was thrilled when President Tinubu called him on his birthday.

“People saw Cubana Chief Priest with the President, and they are shouting while I am just laughing. Let Tunde Ednut come and deny that he was not excited when Mr. President called him on his birthday. He was calling people in Nigeria, that he couldn’t believe it,” Seyi Law stated.

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Seyi Law, a known supporter of President Tinubu during the 2023 elections, has never shied away from defending his political stance, even amid heavy criticism. His latest comments suggest he believes many in the entertainment industry maintain a double standard—condemning public figures who associate with the presidency while privately enjoying similar privileges.

The controversy comes shortly after photos and videos surfaced online showing Cubana Chief Priest meeting President Tinubu, sparking heated debates over celebrity involvement in politics.

As conversations around celebrity-political relationships continue to trend, Seyi Law’s remarks have further ignited reactions on social media, with users divided over his bold stance.

Source: https://creebhills.com/2025/05/seyi-law-reacts-to-cubana-chief-priest