"Baba Suwe That Stopped Downloading" - Seyi Law Dragged Over Comment About GRV

“Baba Suwe That Stopped Downloading at 23 Per Cent”: Seyi Law Dragged Over Comment About Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour

Famous comedian Seyi Law is currently trending on social media after he shared his opinion about the Labour Party governorship candidate in Lagos state, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, aka GRV, who he labelled as the son of a returned slave.

Seyi Law, who made headlines after threatening to beat Noble Igwe, stated in a viral tweet that if his children emulated GRV’s qualities, then they should not be considered fit to lead the Yorubas.

See his post below:

I never made a single post about GRV during the elections, but somehow, you people find a way of including me in his predicaments. His utterances during the elections betrayed him and not anybody.

I have said it repeatedly that if my children lack the culture of respect, honour, truthfulness, bravery, and traditional understanding of the Yoruba people, may they not be honoured in Yoruba land. I am a very PROUD YORUBA MAN. You will be de*d before I renounce it.

Somehow, you want to gaslight me with my colleagues who voted for your party candidate for not talking about elections again. They're not talking because their candidate lost. Stop tagging me to your bull craps if you don't want me to reply.

RESPECT IS RECIPROCAL.

Seyi Law compared with Baba Suwe

A Social media user, Unkle Ayo, accused the comedian of using slavery to score cheap points on social media. He described Seyi Law as an uncompleted version of the late comic actor Baba Suwe.

“You’re an African man using slavery to score cheap social points. You’re nothing but a lanky, mentally twisted failed comedian. Angels on internship moulded you, God saw the prototype then stepped out to the backyard to laugh. Baba Suwe that stopped downloading at 23%."