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OAP Dotun joins trend, blames Desmond Elliot for poor network

May 6, 2021
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OAP Dotun joins trend, blames Desmond Elliot for poor network
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Nigerian On-Air Presenter and hype man, Oladotun Ojuolape Kayode professionally known as Dotun has blamed actor turned politician, Desmond Elliot for the poor network services he experienced recently.

Dotun made the accusation as his entry into the social media trend where Desmond gets the blames for any unfortunate, unpleasant or ridiculous matter that takes place either in Nigeria or internationally.

The radio host, revealed that he tried to recharge an airtime but was unable to do so due to poor network, however rather than heap blame on the service provider, he accused the Lagos state house of assembly member of being responsible.

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”I want to recharge my phone and I can’t due to the poor network. It’s not their fault, na Desmond Elliot cause am,” he tweeted.

See Dotun’s post below:

There were some other tweets blaming the lawmaker for several other issues;
See some posts…

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