Folashade Adeleke, the daughter of Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke, has stirred conversations online with a pointed remark aimed at her critics.

In a post shared on her X handle, Folashade expressed frustration at individuals who, despite facing personal struggles, dedicate their time to insulting others on social media.

“Insults from people that haven’t eaten and are begging for credit… cook… e no enter,” she wrote, using a popular Nigerian slang to dismiss their actions.

Her post has since sparked debate, with many weighing in on its tone and message. While some have supported her stance, others have criticized it as insensitive to the plight of struggling Nigerians.

This dynamic underscores the tension often seen on social media, where public figures like Folashade must navigate criticism from a diverse audience, many of whom use the platform to voice their frustrations.

Folashade’s choice of words, particularly the phrase “cook… e no enter,” reflects the humour-laden but biting language typical of social media culture.

It suggests that despite the effort put into their criticisms, her detractors have failed to achieve their intended effect.

However, her statement also touches on a deeper societal issue—economic hardship and its impact on public discourse.

In a country where many face daily struggles to make ends meet, social media often becomes an outlet for venting frustrations.

Public figures, especially those from privileged backgrounds, frequently become targets of this resentment.

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