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2027: ‘Behave yourself’ – Seyi Tinubu blasts Isaac Fayose for criticising City Boys’ walk in PH

President Bola Tinubu’s son, Seyi Tinubu, has launched a scathing attack on businessman, Isaac Fayose for criticising the Port Harcourt City Boy walk.
In a post on his Instagram handle on Sunday, Seyi asked Fayose to behave himself.
He said Fayose had no reason to attack the walk, which he described as a peaceful gathering of young people showing support for the President.
Recall that Isaac Fayose, the younger brother of former Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, had earlier mocked the Port Harcourt walk.
Fayose also questioned the crowd and the purpose of the walk, saying it was a waste of time.
However, Seyi did not take the criticism lightly as he fired back and warned Fayose to stop looking for attention with the President’s name.
“Behave yourself,” Seyi told Fayose.
According to him, the City Boy walk in Port Harcourt was organised by youths who believe in the Tinubu administration, saying they have the right to walk, sing, and show support without being insulted.
Seyi said Fayose should respect the choice of young Nigerians who decided to come out in Port Harcourt.
He also said those who do not like the walk should stay away instead of trying to spoil it for others.

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