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“If Someone Drinks Sachet Water, Throws It On The Expressway, They’ll Say It Is Caused By Tinubu” — 2Baba Blows Hot, Calls Out Nigerians Over Blame Game

According to a report by Premium Times on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, the award-winning singer made the comments during a recent interview on “Chookmouth,” a programme on Wazobia FM, where he discussed Nigeria’s progress and ongoing challenges.

During the interview, 2Baba said that while Nigeria is still facing serious issues in areas like security and the economy, there has still been some level of gradual improvement compared to previous years.

However, it was his strong remarks about public behaviour that have now gone viral and triggered heated debate online.

The singer expressed concern that many Nigerians are quick to blame the government for problems that are sometimes caused by citizens themselves.

In a statement that has since gone viral, he said:

“If someone drinks sachet water and throws it on the expressway, they will say it is caused by Tinubu. When it blocks drainage, they will say it is the governor’s problem.”

His comment has sparked mixed reactions across social media, with some Nigerians agreeing that citizens must take more responsibility for their actions, while others believe government failure still plays a major role in environmental and infrastructural issues.

2Baba further explained that real national development requires both responsible leadership and responsible citizens, stressing that progress cannot happen if only one side is doing the right thing.

He also pointed out that everyday actions, like improper waste disposal and environmental neglect, contribute to larger problems that affect communities across the country.

The statement has now reopened discussions about civic responsibility, governance accountability, and how Nigerians share blame in national challenges.

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To read or watch the original report, Premium Times interview (April 1, 2026)

— ThisDay Nigeria