A viral video circulating on social media has generated intense reactions after a woman, purported to be related to a prominent political family, delivered a symbolic Yoruba-language message while the image of former President Olusegun Obasanjo appeared prominently on the video.
The video, which has gained traction amid growing conversations around the 2027 general elections, shows the woman speaking in metaphoric and spiritual expressions.
At a point, viewers interpreted her words as questioning or challenging Obasanjo, with some social media users claiming the remarks likened him to a “goat” in a figurative or cultural sense.
What Was Said
In the clip, the woman speaks in traditional Yoruba rhetoric, touching on themes of:
Moral accountability and destiny
Survival through divine will rather than human power
Judgment, righteousness, and consequences of actions
Separation of truth from deception
While no direct name was mentioned, Obasanjo’s photograph was displayed throughout the video, leading many viewers to believe the message was directed at him.
Identity Remains Unconfirmed.
The woman in the video is purported to resemble the wife of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, but this claim remains unverified.
There has been no official confirmation of her identity or any political affiliation.
Neither Obasanjo nor Atiku Abubakar has responded to the video as of the time of this report.
Public Reaction
Reactions online have been sharply divided. Some Nigerians described the message as a spiritual warning wrapped in cultural symbolism, while others criticized the use of strong metaphors during a politically sensitive period.
Political analysts note that symbolic language and visual cues often fuel speculation, especially as Nigeria moves closer to another election cycle.
Until further clarification is provided, the video remains subject to interpretation, with its political implications driven largely by public perception.
