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Popular Nigerian comedian, AY Makun has sparked online discussion after posting a message about friendship, loyalty, and those who only appear when there’s negative news to circulate.

In a post on X, AY warned his followers to be careful of anyone who calls them “friend” but rushes to jump on negative stories just to trend or make money.

According to him, not everyone smiling around you wishes you well.

His words: “Beware of anyone who calls you a friend yet rushes to jump on any negative news about you just to trend and gain monetization. Not everyone around you wishes you well. May God protect us from friends who are truly enemies in disguise. Their karma is never far.”

But the tweet didn’t end quietly.

An X user quickly replied, claiming AY himself once ignored him years ago in Surulere. He wrote that they met around 2008 or 2009, AY gave him a card, and when he called, it was a PA who kept answering.

AY responded almost immediately, dismissing the accusation as false. He insisted he didn’t even have a PA in 2008 because he was still building his career at the time. He also said that anyone familiar with comedy in Nigeria would know his relationship with Alibaba has never been an issue.

Another user joined the thread and summarised the whole drama in one line: “Let me simplify it. Avoid friends and acquaintances like Daddy Freeze.”

AY Makun, the Nigerian comedian, has commented on the rising insecurity in Nigeria, calling the country “a crime scene” and questioning the government’s silence on the matter.

AY’s comments come amid recent attacks involving school kidnappings, killings, and increased bandit activities.

He wrote that bandits now storm churches to kill and abduct worshippers, schoolchildren are being taken from classrooms, and even senior military officers — including a Brigadier General — have been murdered.

AY questioned how the nation reached this point and why meaningful action appears absent, asking whether outsiders will eventually step in to solve what leaders have failed to confront.

He ended by calling for safety, accountability, and concrete action from those in power.

AY Makun, the popular Nigerian comedian, did not hold back as he expressed his disappointment and anger with the Super Eagles for failing to qualify for the World Cup.

In a fiery rant, the comedian said the team embarrassed the country despite all the support they got.

“It’s a shame. Big shame. Shame. Big shame. Even with referee, everybody try to help una. Big shame,” he said.

According to him, the team has now proven that without Victor Osimhen, “there is no Super Eagles.”

“The other day I dey praise Osimhen, people dey attack me. Well, he commot… he commot for field, full game change. Full game change,” he added.

AY told the players to “go back to your clubs” as he repeatedly called the entire situation a shame.

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