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Social Media Users Mock Dele Momodu For Posting Photoshopped APC Campaign Material
Social media users have mocked Dele Momodu for posting a photoshopped APC campaign material.
Eko Hot Blog reports that social media users on Twitter descended on the Director of Strategic Communications of the presidential campaign council of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Dele Momodu, for posting photoshopped campaign posters of the All Progressives Congress (APC) during the weekend.
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The image he posted on his Instagram account shows the presidential candidate of the PDP, Atiku Abubakar, and his running mate, Governor Ifeanyi Okowa with multiple messages.
The messages include, “WHEN WE RECOVER OUR ECONOMY WILL GROW” and “A VOTE FOR PDP IS A VOTE FOR NIGERIA TO RECOVER.”
The photoshopped image
The image shows various posters centered on a stadium.
Reacting to the image, a media aide to Governor Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State, Jubril Gawat, informed Momodu that he posted a photoshopped image of an APC campaign material.
The original image
According to Gawat, the original material was shot at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena (Onikan Stadium), a day before the flag-off of Sanwo-Olu’s campaign.
“Good day sir @DeleMomodu, The picture on that your IG post of 1 hour ago is our Beautiful Mobolaji Johnson Arena (Onikan Stadium), seems it was ‘mistakenly photoshopped’, we snapped the picture a day before Governor Sanwo-Olu’s FlagOff while setting up. Just for your info sir,” he tweeted.
Good day sir @DeleMomodu, The picture on that your IG post of 1 hour ago is our Beautiful Mobolaji Johnson Arena (Onikan Stadium), seems it was ‘mistakenly photoshopped’, we snapped the picture a day before Governor Sanwo-Olu’s FlagOff while setting up.
Just for your info sir. pic.twitter.com/8l6GlapJst
— Jubril A. Gawat (@Mr_JAGs) December 10, 2022
A quick check by Eko Hot Blog through Momodu’s Instagram account showed the PDP chieftain has deleted the disputed image.
Meanwhile, Twitter users have been quick to react to the PDP campaign member’s misstep, with many condemning his action.
FURTHER READING
Read some of the reactions below:
PDP tun ji foto. God has not created what PDP cannot steal.
— Oluwagbemi Lasisi (@olugbemmy) December 10, 2022
Is he trying to say he doesn't know that the Eagles Square Abuja doesn't have grass of any kind (natural or artificial) on it? Na wao!
— Prince Nnamdi Amadi (@namadi10) December 10, 2022
Stealing may be an inheritance or spiritual touch from those that hate the shining star of an individual whom they hate with a passion, but when PDP steal, they do that with pride. I have never seen anything like the arrogant nature of PDP stealing pic.twitter.com/czvRd14ut9
— BATified Political Principle (@Jagaban4victory) December 10, 2022
https://twitter.com/mamateeplus001/status/1601594263816785920?t=hdCCq8RK1ii_zkrKt6sQfQ&s=19
People when steal Sambo phone? Abeg PDP and stealing na 5 and 6.
— Comrade not Oshiomole 🇳🇬🇺🇲🇬🇧🇸🇳 (@enite) December 10, 2022
If not for people that believe lies sef, since when did the eagle square have grass?
— Distinguished BushPilot Iby (@Blakjizuz) December 10, 2022
Buoda Dele is working for his new pay. Egbon has lost it.
— Tenderbiggie Eru O'Bodo #RenewedHope (@BayoAdedosu) December 10, 2022
This PDP no get any shame at all. What will you benefit from photoshoping empty stadium. Oga o.
Don't joke with S.A Aye is a bubble buster ✌️🔥— Adegboro👑 (@NIYIZENITH) December 10, 2022
Does this sitting arena look like Eagles Square?
Infact, a lot of people have been overated for so long in this country.
— TemidayoO (@TemidayoOlawole) December 10, 2022
Why do you people don't like saying things as they are. He wilfully stole the photo and did magic with it. A whole Dele Momodu. How are the mighty falling.
— Chief. (@all4pete) December 10, 2022
Small competition wen PDP wan follow una do una nor still gree😂
So una don carry monopoly enter stealing.😎— Nigerian Dream (@NigerianaFirst) December 10, 2022
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