Nigerian nightlife personality and entertainer Yhemolee has expressed deep frustration and fear over the recent wave of killings and kidnappings across Nigeria, warning that citizens may soon be forced to protect themselves and their families.
Reacting emotionally online, Yhemolee lamented what he described as the government’s failure to address the worsening insecurity in the country.
According to him, the situation has become so alarming that many Nigerians are beginning to fear for their safety daily.
“Omo like this make everybody go buy 400 oh. E go turn war soon. We go need protect our families ourselves,” he wrote.
The entertainer also questioned why authorities appear unable to stop the rising cases of kidnappings, especially those involving children.
He expressed heartbreak over reports of children allegedly being beaten and subjected to violence, noting that many innocent kids can no longer freely celebrate occasions like Children’s Day because of growing fear and insecurity.
Yhemolee further raised concerns about the spread of violent incidents from northern parts of the country into cities like Ibadan, warning Nigerians not to assume any region is completely safe.
He also criticized citizens who actively campaign for political leaders without holding them accountable, urging Nigerians to “fear God” amid the country’s worsening security challenges.