Ozonna Soludo, musician and son of Anambra State Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has sparked heavy social media controversy after posting a video of himself dancing to a viral song that explicitly slams top Nigerian politicians, including his own father and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
In the video over the weekend, he was seen singing and dancing along to a track criticising numerous prominent government figures.
The viral song begins with the line: “Tinubu shame unto you, all power belongs to Jesus.”
It then goes on to target other top officials.
Aside from President Tinubu, the track called out Vice President Kashim Shettima, Senate President Godswill Akpabio, FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, and Imo State Governor Hope Uzodinma among others.
However, when the lyrics reached the line: “Soludo shame unto you,” Ozonna briefly rolled his eyes on camera before continuing to dance and vibe to the music.
He posted the clip with the caption: “Eziokwu (Truth) all power belong to Jesus biko (please).”
The post quickly went viral, drawing over 3,000 comments from social media users, many expressing surprise that the governor’s son participated in a trend that also targeted his father.
The video is the latest in a series of social media posts that have kept Ozonna in the public eye for his unconventional online presence.
In recent months, he generated widespread discussion after unveiling a new braided hairstyle, insisting he would not alter his appearance despite criticism from online users.
He also sparked debate after sharing a video featuring what appeared to be an “Okeite” pot during a period when the Anambra State Government was intensifying its crackdown on native doctors.
The object was later identified by several reports as a Tibetan singing bowl used for sound therapy.
Earlier this year, Ozonna also called on President Bola Tinubu to steer Nigeria into “a new era” built on unity, dignity and equal opportunity, a statement that generated considerable discussion online.
The remarks attracted significant attention online.
The governor’s son has previously said he remains unbothered by criticism.
He argued that public visibility naturally attracts negative reactions and insisted he would not change his lifestyle to satisfy critics.
