“There Are Children Are Sleeping in Forests” - Kunle Remi Laments Nigeria’s Insecurity Amid Ongoing Political Campaigns
Nollywood actor Kunle Remi has expressed deep frustration over Nigeria’s worsening insecurity, questioning why political campaigns and election preparations continue while children and families are being displaced by violence.
“There Are Children Are Sleeping in Forests” - Kunle Remi Laments Nigeria’s Insecurity Amid Ongoing Political Campaigns
The Nollywood actor, Kunle, has recently taken to social media to react to the recent wave of abductions and killings, particularly the disturbing reports from Oyo State, where schoolchildren and teachers were kidnapped and have yet to be found for about 11 days now.
In his emotional post, Kunle wrote:
“Children are sleeping in forests, schools are living in fear, yet election campaigns and preparations continue.”
His message reflects growing public anger over the country’s security crisis, with many Nigerians questioning whether enough is being done to protect vulnerable communities, especially schoolchildren.
Many Nigerians online echoed his sentiments, arguing that political energy should first be directed toward saving lives and restoring safety before focusing on campaign rhetoric and future elections. His comments also add to a growing list of celebrities, including Ruth Kadiri and Toyin Abraham, who have recently spoken out against the country’s worsening insecurity.
Kunle Remi’s message captures a growing national frustration: for many Nigerians, the real campaign right now should be against fear, violence, and insecurity, not just for votes.
Source: TrendyBeatz
