Anambra-based cleric Chukwuemeka “Odumeje” Ohanaemere makes an allegation that people who publicly support President Bola Tinubu’s administration have been bribed. The claim appears in a video circulating on social media on Thursday, where Odumeje criticises those backing the government. He also challenges Tinubu’s remarks linking political leadership to hunger in Nigeria, saying political leaders prioritise themselves rather than addressing hardship faced by citizens. In addition, Odumeje raises concerns about the government’s continued borrowing, arguing that the President should account for funds taken through loans. While the allegation is presented as Odumeje’s viewpoint, the reports do not provide evidence or details of any specific bribery scheme. The outlets also note that the comments are being discussed alongside Odumeje’s references to Nigeria’s longer-term political trajectory, including a “2027” framing used in one report’s headline. Overall, both accounts describe the same central claims: Odumeje asserts that Tinubu’s public supporters are bribed and criticises the administration’s handling of hunger and public finances.