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Bisi Alimi kicks after one million bibles were shared to mark Seyi Tinubu’s 40th birthday

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Gay Rights activist, Bisi Alimi, has condemned the sharing of bibles to Nigerians as part of celebrations for the 40th birthday party of Seyi Tinubu, son of President Tinubu.

Seyi turned 40 years old some days ago and one million bibles were shared as gifts to  decided to Nigerians to mark the day.

Reacting via his Instastories, Bisi opined that while many Nigerians are out of school and dealing with multidimensional poverty, the President’s son decided to share bible to Nigerians. 

Read what he wrote below

Bisi Alimi kicks after one million bibles were shared to mark Seyi Tinubu?s 40th birthday

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