He stated this while reacting to the passing of former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, who died on Sunday, July 13 in the United Kingdom.
Popular social media influencer, Tunde Olaluwa Adekunle aka Tunde Ednut has lamented that karma doesn't exist.
He stated this while reacting to the passing of former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, who died on Sunday, July 13 in the United Kingdom.
In a post on his Instagram page, Tunde Ednut questioned the concept of karma, particularly in relation to politicians, arguing that Nigerian leaders often seem to escape accountability for their actions, despite the hardship faced by citizens during their tenures.
He pointed out that despite criticism and controversy surrounding their time in office, politicians often enjoy privileged lives, access top-notch medical care abroad, and accumulate wealth.
The social media personality encouraged Nigerians to prioritise living with integrity and showing compassion to others rather than waiting for karma to balance out life’s injustices.
He wrote, “There is definitely no karma for politicians. Karma does not exist. Live a good life, good abroad health care, make all the money in the world while your citizens dey suffer.
“Finally fly abroad and kpai peacefully for private hospital abroad. E never finish? Buhari enjoyed his life and lived 82 years, He escaped all consequences. There is no such thing as karma. It doesn’t exist.”
See comments below:
@adesope_shopsydoo said, “Alot of evil people do not suffer, they become rich and live long lives, not everyone sees karma”
@p.a_ade wrote, “Some karma are generational Tunde, and we will all answer to God one day”
@olayimartha reacted, “May his soul rest according to his deeds”
@nwaigbokenep commented, “Karma is the only word used to keep oppressed people from rising and challenging their oppressors”
@pitakwa_of_uyo said, “Real talk, If you are waiting for karma to happen to politicians, pele o”