The #TUNJIOJOGATE scandal surrounding New Planet Project Limited and Minister for Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, is gaining momentum as social media platforms like Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) become battlegrounds for calls to suspend the implicated parties.
Netizens are expressing their concerns and frustration, drawing parallels to past instances where officials faced allegations of impropriety. The online discourse echoes the sentiments of those who demanded the suspension of Halima and Betta Edu implicated in the same scandal, highlighting the principle that "whatever affects Betta, must affect her collaborator, Tunji-Ojo."
Facebook groups dedicated to transparency and accountability in government spending are actively sharing and discussing the details of the N438.1 million National Social Register contract. Users are using the hashtag #TUNJIOJOGATE to aggregate information and voice their demand for a thorough investigation into the dealings of New Planet Project Limited.
On X, tweets calling for the suspension of Tunji-Ojo are gaining traction, with users citing the need for consistency in holding public officials accountable. The comparison the same case involving Halima and Betta Edu intensifies the pressure on relevant authorities to address the allegations swiftly and transparently.
The public's engagement on social media platforms underscores the significance of online spaces in shaping public opinion and mobilizing support for accountability. As the calls for Tunji-Ojo's suspension amplify, it remains to be seen how these digital movements will influence official responses and the ongoing investigation into #TUNJIOJOGATE.
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