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Popular Nigerian content creator and activist, Debo Adedayo aka Mr Macaroni has taken to social media to caution parents with uniquely talented children.

In his post, Mr Macaroni asked parents to endeavour they showcase the talents of such children in ways that are appropriate to their respective ages.

He said he understands the urge to showcase gifted children but there is a need for parents to put the children first and also groom them properly.

He wrote;

‘’Dear parents and guardians,

We owe them and our society that guidance.”

Nigerian skitmaker, Debo Adedayo, popularly known as Mr Macaroni has taken a swipe at the Federal government over how they have been handling the ongoing nationwide protest.

He accused authorities of disrupting peaceful demonstrations and teargassing the protesters.

On August 1, 2024, he took to the X platform to respond to a post by SP Benjamin Hundeyin, who claimed that protesters in Lagos were peaceful.

Mr Macaroni wrote, “This is proof that the protests are always peaceful and with good intentions until state-sponsored thugs are sent to disrupt the protests. The police, in their complicity, will ignore the infiltrators and start to attack peaceful protesters. This is how it happens not only in Lagos but in other states in the country.”

He drew parallels to the 2020 ENDSARS protests, criticizing the government for trying to rewrite the history of these events. “At the end of the day, the government will then attempt to rewrite history as if it didn’t happen before our very eyes. This is exactly how it happened with EndSars and the records will forever be there to point at the real enemies of Nigeria who unleashed terror and mayhem in our society,” he added.

Mr Macaroni also criticized the presence of anti-protesters who confronted peaceful demonstrators. He questioned, “Isn’t it crazy that the same people who protested peacefully are now trying to stop others from doing the same thing?”

He stressed, “If people want to protest and cry out to the government, let them. How can the government keep punishing people and then tell them they can’t complain? The government should protect peaceful protesters, but instead, it’s the same government that’s causing the problems.”

Adebowale Debo Adedayo, the prominent Nigerian content creator and activist, who is widely known as Mr. Macaroni, has voiced criticism against the Nigerian government for its failure to address the escalating insecurity in the country.

Macaroni was reacting to the death of one of the six kidnapped family members in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Abuja.

Recall that Alhaji Mansoor Al-Kadriyar and his six daughters were kidnapped over a week ago in the Bwari Area Council of the FCT.

One of the victims, Nabeeha, a 400-level biological science student at Ahmadu Bello University, ABU, in Zaria, was killed on Friday by her abductors.

The kidnappers had earlier demanded N60 million ransom, but now increased to N100 million after Nabeeha’s murder.

Reacting to the saddened incident in a series of posts on his X handle, Macaroni said; “It’s so sad to hear about the death of Nabeeha Al-Kadriyar.

“The life of every Nigerian matters. The government must rise up and put an end to this barbarism.”

Popular Nigerian skit maker, Mr Macaroni has reacted after an influencer stated that he is the only one that does not engage in cybercrime among his colleagues.

Earlier, an influencer identified as Provii had sparked reactions online after he claimed that Mr Macaroni was the only skit-maker who doesn’t do Yahoo to make money.

Mr Macaroni has called the netizen to order as he notes that he knows a lot of content creators who are hard-working.

He cautioned the individual not to disrespect his colleagues who are putting in the work and making their money legitimately.

“There are lots of content creators that I hold in high esteem, putting in hard-work diligently and legitimately. Please do not disrespect them this way.

There are also lots of new talents out there who wish to make a career out of Content Creation and some are well on that journey and have even started doing better than some of us. Please Let us do well not to discourage them,” he wrote.

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There are lots of content creators that I hold in high esteem, putting in hard-work diligently and legitimately. Please do not disrespect them this way.
There are also lots of new talents out there who wish to make a career out of Content Creation and some are well on that… https://t.co/UbO2YcnhVC

— MrMacaroni (@mrmacaronii) July 29, 2023

Popular Nigerian comedian and skit maker, Adebowale Adedayo, aka Mr Macaroni, has revealed that he became depressed after he was expelled from the university in 2017.

He said he was depressed because it was the fourth university he was attending.

The skit maker disclosed this via his Twitter handle on Saturday.

He wrote, “I was dealing with depression late 2017/2018 —- That was the period I was expelled from Uni. And it was the 4th University at the time.”

Mr Macaroni said he also suffered another round of depression in 2018 because of his inability to find acting gigs.

He said it was during that period that he started creating contents and posting online and achieved stardom.

He added, “From 2018-2019 was another round of depression. I continued hustling for roles again in Nollywood. I have been acting on and off since like 2011… From one audition to another. Dem scam me tire. I dey pay for form on top say I wan act….

“I started creating contents and posting online late 2019 when depression wan finish me. God picked my call same year.” [sic].

Mr Macaroni clarified that he was later recalled by the institution that expelled him and graduated successfully.

Popular Nigerian skit maker, Debo Adebayo aka Mr Macaroni has revealed his greatest wish as he turns a year older.

Taking to his Instagram page to share dapper photos, the content creator said that he wants to live life as he turns 30.

Mr. Macaroni described his new age as Freaky 30

“Freaky 30!!!! I want to start living life!!!!” he wrote.

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