Ozonna Soludo, son of Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo, has stirred conversations online after sharing a video of himself dancing to a song that criticises Nigerian politicians and their supporters by name.
In the now-viral clip, Ozonna is seen vibing and singing along to the track, which opens with the line, “Tinubu shame unto you, all power belongs to Jesus,” before proceeding to call out several political figures and their spokespersons.
The moment that drew the most attention was when the song mentioned his father, Governor Soludo. Rather than reacting defensively, Ozonna rolled his eyes slightly and continued dancing and singing without interruption, a gesture many viewers interpreted as casual, humorous, or subtly expressive.
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He accompanied the video with a caption written in a mix of English and Igbo: “Eziokwu all power belong to Jesus biko,” loosely translating to “Truly, all power belongs to Jesus, please.”
The post has since generated mixed reactions across social media platforms. While some users praised Ozonna for his apparent openness and willingness to engage with criticism in a lighthearted way, others questioned the appropriateness of publicly sharing content that directly criticises his father and other political leaders.
A number of commentators described the video as reflective of a younger generation’s more relaxed and less rigid approach to politics, where satire, music, and social media expression often intersect. Others, however, argued that public figures and their families should exercise more caution given the sensitive nature of political discourse in Nigeria.
As of the time of this report, neither Governor Chukwuma Soludo nor his media team has issued an official response to the video.
The incident adds to a growing trend of politically themed music gaining traction online, especially among young Nigerians who increasingly use digital platforms to voice opinions, challenge authority, and shape public conversations in unconventional ways.
