VP Shettima, Wale Edun Other Ministers Dance ‘Buga’ At Davos 2024, Video Goes Viral

Nigeria’s Vice President Kashim Shettima was joined by other ministers showed their dancing steps as they moved to Kizz Daniel’s hit song, “Buga”.

VerseNews reports that the other ministers who joined in the dance rendition are Ministers of Finance Wale Edun, ICT/Digital Economy Dr Bosun Tijani, Art, Culture and Creative Economy Hannatu Musawa, and Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Oil, Heineken Lokpobiri.

Shettim departed Abuja to represent Nigeria at the 2024 annual meeting of the World Economic Forum scheduled to be held in Davos, Switzerland. on 15th January.

The venue of the dance rendition was the Nigeria Night at the ongoing World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland.

Netizens criticise the dance rendition at a time when there is so much insecurity and poverty in the country.

See reactions below:

@TheRealSMALLZZ wrote; “The one they claimed will be in charge of security as the Vice President is the one dancing “Buga” when the country is burning down due to insecurity. Your people are dying and you are dancing like a herdsman whose cow just had triplets.

@legend_082 wrote; “While the country is in flames, these men are busy dancing. Clearly, there isn’t a plan to get the country out of this situation.”

@StarBede wrote; “We must continue to stand on this mandate o!! Country is burning but it’s actually none of their business. Why? They didn’t use your vote to get in!”

@ambalium wrote; “Less than 24 hours when lives and properties were lost in Ibadan blast, like they care! For as long they and their families are safe.

@ChidixI wrote “Ibadan was bombed by terrorist,life and properties lost and those called themselves leaders dancing Buga and celebrating ,coz it doesn’t affect them.”

Watch video below:

Nigeria Night: VP Shettima and Ministers Dance ‘Buga’ at Davos 2024

Nigeria’s Vice President Shettima is joined by the Ministers of Finance Wale Edun, ICT/Digital Economy Dr Bosun Tijani, Art, Culture and Creative Economy Hannatu Musawa, and Minister of State for Petroleum… pic.twitter.com/wDFyaCh03n

— ARISE NEWS (@ARISEtv) January 17, 2024