A viral video has placed Ozonna Soludo at the centre of online discussions. The clip shows him dancing to a song that mentions President Bola Tinubu, Governor Hope Uzodimma, and his father, Governor Chukwuma Soludo.
LAGOS, NIGERIA — Ozonna Soludo, the son of Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo, has generated widespread reactions on social media after a video showed him dancing to a song containing the lyrics, “Tinubu, Uzodimma, Soludo, Dave, shame on you.” The clip circulated across several social media platforms over the weekend, prompting mixed responses from Nigerians. The authenticity of the video appears consistent with widely shared online posts, but the reason for the dance has not been officially explained.
According to posts reviewed by Extra News Nigeria, many social media users questioned why Ozonna appeared to enjoy a song that criticises prominent Nigerian political figures, including his father. Some users described the video as surprising, while others argued that dancing to a song does not necessarily indicate support for its message. No official statement from Ozonna or the Anambra State Government had addressed the video as of the time of this report.
Several users on X, Facebook and Instagram expressed differing opinions about the viral clip. While some interpreted the dance as a personal expression, others urged the public not to draw conclusions without hearing directly from Ozonna. Social media discussions continued to grow as more users shared and commented on the video.
Ozonna, who is known for his music and fashion interests, has previously maintained a public profile that differs from his father’s political career. Viral social media videos involving public figures and their relatives often generate significant online engagement, especially when they involve political personalities or controversial songs.
The development means the video is likely to remain a topic of discussion until Ozonna or his representatives respond publicly. At the time of filing this report, there was no evidence that he endorsed the lyrics of the song or intended to make a political statement by dancing to it. Extra News Nigeria will provide updates if an official reaction becomes available.
