NGThe spokesperson for the New Democratic Congress, Theo Agada, criticized content creators who he claims are pretending to be activists, urging the party leadership to remove them ahead of the 2027 general elections. His remarks followed a video posted by a content creator named Flag Boy NG, who wore a shirt associated with the Obidient Movement and burned political flags linked to Peter Obi and the NDC. Agada interpreted the act as an attempt by the content creator to distance himself from the NDC and Obi's political movement. He accused such creators of using activism for personal gain and questioned their motives, suggesting they were competing for influence within smaller political groups. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between political parties and independent activists as they prepare for the upcoming elections.
Bias read (Conservative): The article frames content creators as 'opportunistic' and criticizes their involvement in politics for self-serving motives, which aligns with a conservative perspective that views activism through a more skeptical lens. The language used by Agada suggests a distrust of independent political actors
