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The co-convener of the Bring Back Our Girls (BBOG) movement, Aisha Yesufu, says Taaooma should not have apologised for meeting Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo.
Taaooma was among a delegation of skit makers who met with the vice-president under the aegis of the Nigeria Skits Industry Awards (NSIA) at the presidential villa on Wednesday.
The visit had raised heated discussion on social media platforms, as many Nigerians berated all the skit makers that honoured the invitation.
Amid the widespread criticism, Taaooma, whose real name is Maryam Apaokagi, had apologised for agreeing to be a part of the delegation.
“Hey guys, I’m apologising once again. I had clear intentions and nothing more,” she had written.
But in a Twitter post, Aisha said the comedienne did nothing wrong to warrant her earlier apology.
The activist also said what mattered was the intention of those who visited the vice-president.
She added that that there are several ways to advocate for good governance.
“Dear @_Taaooma. You do not need to apologise to anyone! You did not do anything wrong by having a meeting with the VP. There are different ways of achieving something,” she wrote.
Dear @_Taaooma
You do not need to apologise to anyone! You did not do anything wrong by having a meeting with the VP.
There are different ways of achieving something. It is never one way and it is okay whatever way one chooses.
Intentions are what count and you know yours!
—Aisha Yesufu (@AishaYesufu) November 5, 2021
“It is never one way and it is okay whatever way one chooses. Intentions are what count and you know yours!
“Remember the Prophet (SAW) said Actions are judged according to intentions and that is all that matters. Your intentions are what should matter to you. What people think or say must never matter. What we feel alone with our thoughts is what should matter the most.”
Aisha said people should stop “fighting themselves” over issues bordering on involvement in democratic process and think about how to improve the system.
“Have you ever seen politicians fighting themselves when any of them associate with you? Stop majoring in the minor! Focus on the work ahead. Get 50% youth into the legislative arm of government and begin to call the shots!” she added.
Have you ever seen politicians fighting themselves when any of them associate with you?
Stop majoring in the minor!
Focus on the work ahead.
Get 50% youth into the legislative arm of government and begin to call the shots!
—Aisha Yesufu (@AishaYesufu) November 5, 2021
Four women have been killed in the northern Afghan city of Mazar-i-Sharif, a spokesman the Taliban government said on Saturday, as local sources identified at least one of the victims […]
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