Reactions to Phyna’s outburst at Tinubu over the Benue visit are divided.

Reactions to Phyna’s outburst at Tinubu over the Benue visit are divided.

After expressing displeasure over President Bola Tinubu’s visit to the Yelwata community in Benue State, reality actress Phyna has generated conflicting responses on social media.

More than 200 people were killed in a recent attack on the community by accused herdsmen.

Tinubu visited some of the attack victims in the hospital while in Benue.

The BBNaija star, however, questioned who the victims the President visited in the hospital were. She also scowled at the hospital’s red carpet for the president.

According to Phyna, the pictures from the hospital visit were altered.

Phyna questioned the reason for Tinubu’s visit in a post she published on X, claiming that all those involved in the incident were slaughtered and burned alive, leaving no victims in the hospital for the president to see.

“There were no victims in Yelewata; they were all killed and burned alive,” she tweeted. Who are the people standing on the red carpet in the hospital where the president visited?

“Why are you doing a photoshop to make us angrier? Nigeria has failed us.”

The post has since generated mixed reactions from netizens.

Some commended Phyna for speaking out while others accused the reality star of seeking clout and not understanding the situation on the ground.

Here are some reactions gotten from X.

@kakanfo tweeted, “How you take know say na all off them die? Are you one of the killers?”

“There were victims, do not say what you do not know,” @legalyz stated.

“You won chase clout again with Benue matter?” @TheDecapitator wrote.

We are doomed, everything about this government is phony, and more than 200 people have been slain, yet here we are today, visiting paid people in the hospital,” tweeted @Mrprosper. God be merciful.

@Agatha/SMM commented, “It’s really depressing and annoying.”

“Of course, there were victims and people who were burned, and some of the victims in those pictures are the ones who survived the attacks that happened before the one that happened in Yelewata,” stated @Tessy October.

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