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Nigerians Mock Tinubu’s Running Mate, Kashim Shettima Over ‘Funny’ Dressing At NBA Conference (PICS)

TRIXX NG reports that the running mate of APC Presidential candidate, Kashim Shettima has received backlashes following his dressing at the ongoing Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) conference.
The APC presidential candidate, Asiwaju Tinubu was supposed to attend but due to reasons unknown to the public, his running mate was sent to represent him.
Of course, It’s a formal event so guests are expected to dress corporately but the choice of Shettima’s dress combination has sparked reactions on the social media.
He appeared in a suit, tie but a gym shoe and the suit appear to be bigger than he is.
See pictures and reactions below
https://twitter.com/MuchTalksBlog1/status/1561697871119917058
Shettima should have worn agbada, an outfit he feels more comfortable in. pic.twitter.com/wa0KAFi7Ff
— A Distinguished Field Marshal ⚡️ (@General_Oluchi) August 22, 2022
Forget about the carpenter-made coat he's wearing and the weird shoe combo. But his boss was talking about anger management abi?
Shettima is always angry. pic.twitter.com/hyx8KCl1dR
— Nedu Ekeke #LekkiMassacre (@Nedunaija) August 22, 2022
https://twitter.com/_weyimi/status/1561703257617170432
This is Tinubu’s running mate at the NBA Conference today. Look at his feet. Who in his right mind wears a suit and tie, and then puts on a pair of gym shoes to a conference? If Shettima does not know how to dress himself, how can he address Nigeria’s challenges?#TableShaker pic.twitter.com/scfNwqIIz6
— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) August 22, 2022
https://twitter.com/Oyinkitana/status/1561694847307743232
https://twitter.com/Odogwu_Nomso/status/1561690584900853771
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