By Mick Oseji, Asaba
Ozonna Soludo, the son of Chukwuma Soludo, has once again set social media buzzing after posting a video of himself dancing to a viral song that criticises several top Nigerian politicians—including his own father.
The musician and content creator shared the clip on his social media page, where he was seen singing and dancing to the trending track, which opens with the line: “Tinubu shame unto you, all power belongs to Jesus.”
The song goes on to mention several high-profile political figures, including Bola Tinubu, Kashim Shettima, Godswill Akpabio, Nyesom Wike, Hope Uzodinma, Peter Mbah, Reno Omokri, David Umahi and Dino Melaye.
When the lyrics reached the line, “Soludo shame unto you,” Ozonna briefly rolled his eyes before continuing to sing and dance without interruption.
He captioned the video: “Eziokwu all power belong to Jesus biko.”
The post quickly went viral, attracting more than 3,000 comments as social media users reacted to his decision to embrace the trend despite the song also calling out his father.
The latest clip is another addition to Ozonna’s growing catalogue of viral moments. Known for his unconventional online persona, he has built a reputation for sharing dance videos, music content and lifestyle posts that frequently spark debate.
In recent months, he drew widespread attention after unveiling a braided hairstyle and insisting he would not change his appearance to satisfy critics.
He also trended after posting a video featuring what many initially described as an “Okeite” pot—a post that stirred controversy because it coincided with the Anambra State government’s crackdown on native doctors. The object was later identified in several reports as a Tibetan singing bowl used for sound therapy.
Earlier this year, Ozonna also made headlines after publicly urging President Tinubu to usher Nigeria into “a new era” built on unity, dignity and equal opportunity.
Despite the recurring criticism, Ozonna has consistently maintained that he is unfazed by negative reactions, arguing that public visibility naturally comes with scrutiny and insisting he has no plans to alter his lifestyle to please detractors.
