Popular socialite, Hushpuppi has blasted the dethronement of Muhammad Sanusi II, who was thrown out of office as Emir of Kano on Monday, March 9.

Reacting to the recent development, Hush revealed that the removal of the Emir is the beginning of the end of Nigeria.

According to him, the fact that the governor who initiated it was caught on camera collecting bribe makes everything worse.

He added that until Nigeria is taken from the hands of old, corrupt and manipulative politicians, things will not get better.

His words, “Seriously, yesterday’s historic event of the Emir’s removal by a governor caught on camera taking hundreds of thousands of dollar bribe just dawned on me that Nigeria will never get better, only worse from things like this happening.

I think this is the beginning of the end of Nigeria and it’s happening right before our eyes! Until that country is taken out of the hands of this old corrupt and manipulative politicians, there will be no hope for our children and their children. Actions needs to be taken so it doesn’t continue like this.”

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Hushpuppi was born in Lagos, Nigeria. He has not publicly revealed his age but is believed to be in his 30s. Several publications claim Hushpuppi was born on June 14, 1988 – which would make him 31 (2019). But it seems his date of birth is actually in October.

Hushpuppi’s real name is Raymond Igbalodely. He is also known as Aja Puppi and Aja 4. Close family and friends call him Ray.

While Hushpuppi describes himself as a real estate developer, he has not fully disclosed how he makes money to afford his posh lifestyle. He once joked that he is a beggar by profession. The source of Hushpuppi’s wealth is a bit of a mystery but many believe he has invested in property and other lucrative businesses.

The socialite became famous based on the pictures and videos he shared on Instagram and Snapchat. Many were mesmerised by his wealth. He often flaunts his Gucci clothes, private jets, luxury cars and expensive trips all over the world on his social media pages.