Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari passed away in the United Kingdom on Sunday, July 13. Tunde Ednut, also known as Tunde Olaluwa Adekunle, is a well-known social media influencer.
In a post on his Instagram page, Tunde Ednut questioned the idea of karma, specifically as it relates to politicians, claiming that despite the suffering endured by citizens during their terms in office, Nigerian leaders frequently appear to avoid responsibility for their deeds.
He emphasized that politicians frequently lead privileged lives, have access to first-rate medical care overseas, and amass riches despite the criticism and controversies surrounding their tenure in office.
Instead than waiting for karma to make up for life’s injustices, the social media star urged Nigerians to put an emphasis on living honorably and compassionately toward others.
“There is definitely no karma for politicians,” he wrote. There is no such thing as karma. Enjoy a luxurious lifestyle, receive first-rate medical care overseas, and amass wealth while your citizens suffer.
“At last, take a plane overseas and travel quietly to a private hospital overseas.” E never gets done? Buhari lived a happy 82 years and avoided all repercussions. The concept of karma does not exist. It is nonexistent.
The following responses to Ednut’s post were collated by DAILY POST:
According to @adesope_shopsydoo, “not everyone sees karma; many evil people do not suffer, they become wealthy, and they live long lives.”
“Some karma are generational Tunde, and we will all answer to God one day,” wrote @p.a_ade.
“May his soul rest according to his deeds,” was @olayimartha’s response.
“Karma is the only word used to keep oppressed people from rising and challenging their oppressors,” said @nwaigbokenep.
“Real talk, if you are waiting for politicians to suffer karma, pele o,” @pitakwa_of_uyo stated.
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