Earlier today, Naija News reported that Zimbabwe’s former President, Robert Mugabe, who led the country from 1980 to 2017, died at the age of 95.
Meanwhile, people around the world, including Nigerians have taken to Twitter to react.
See some reactions below:
My favorite Mugabe Speech 😂 #RipMugabe pic.twitter.com/D2t1sC6pdy
— The Instigator (@Am_Blujay) September 6, 2019
Mugabe 💔 he took back the land. #RIPMugabe
— Kwizera (@TherealKwizera) September 6, 2019
I'm conflicted #RIPMugabe you leave a very compicated legacy. Some will forever admire you as a liberation hero, but many who suffered under your harsh rule will only remember a dictator who ruined a country with great potential. You have run your race now time to face your Maker pic.twitter.com/yvQhXA1Hg7
— Magumbo Special👢Shumba's Lioness😎 (@docfarai) September 6, 2019
The only attributes that we should be seeing from the African people and the rest of the Zimbos is how Robert Mugabe ruined the country. We should not normalize what he did even in his death. That has been our greatest hypocrisy. Mugabe was greedy and selfish. #RIPMugabe
— Lord Abraham Mutai (@ItsMutai) September 6, 2019
#RIPMugabe
As I watch you guys tweet saying great things about him like you didn't dislike/hate him while he was still alive pic.twitter.com/KRRG5F26I9— Coco_thando_🏳️🌈 (@Coco_thando_) September 6, 2019
#RIPMugabe "Keep your Britain and let me keep my Zimbabwe"
It was a bumpy ride but securing of land for your people will forever be remembered.
RIP RGM pic.twitter.com/7eHbdmbRnb
— CUBA🇿🇦™ (@TakaTina1) September 6, 2019
Some of Robert Mugabe's speeches targeting Tony Blair. Many of which are around Mugabe's land reforms enactment that involved taking Zim lands from White farmers & giving them back to Zimbabweans. #RiPMugabe #RiPRobertMugabe #RobertMugabe pic.twitter.com/Hz6NZcWE4Z
— Man's Not Barry Roux (@AdvBarryRoux) September 6, 2019
Robert Mugabe could have been Africa’s greatest leader but like most, got bewitched by insatiable greed for riches .. Like many failed leaders who had so much promise, his Advisers were sycophantic cowards who echoed him & supported & participated in his thievery .. #RIPMugabe
— Donald B Kipkorir (@DonaldBKipkorir) September 6, 2019
We can say all we want but fact remains You Left Zimbabwe With Land not poems
Their economy will recover one day and grow strong with Land in their hands of the majority.
Unlike us here we have nothing to pass to our children. Only a useless democracy #RIPMugabe pic.twitter.com/JiJKJJQ6B1
— M M A P U L A (@Mmaps_ThePro) September 6, 2019
One of our greatest Pan Africanist Leaders…an African for Africans. Rest In Absolute Power ✊🏽! We will tell your story the right way NOT the white way! #RIPMugabe pic.twitter.com/rayguupPju
— Dudu Zuma-Sambudla (@DZumaSambudla) September 6, 2019
I’ve learned that the Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 old man is no more
Despite his flaws which seemed superseding his good deeds ,the man stood firm on a vision for African independence ,May his vision lives amongst those with its interest at heart #RipMugabe pic.twitter.com/U7Duh2e9P9
— Malusi (@malusi_dzanibe) September 6, 2019
In 1979 President Robert Mugabe wrote, "only a dead imperialist, is a good one". #RIPMugabe you were a true revolutionary. Fearless. May we learn from your mistakes, and may we carry your spirit to fight for our Land. pic.twitter.com/4nsBwXl8eq
— Zimasa Mpemnyama (@Zimasa91) September 6, 2019
Some will call him liberator. Some will call him oppressor. Both will probably be right… #RIPMugabe, may your victims and your followers find peace in your death
— Ryan Cummings (@Pol_Sec_Analyst) September 6, 2019
After Somalia beat #Zimbabwe last night in a world cup qualifier match we're waking up to #RIPMugabe 😲
So when is Somalia Vs Uganda?😏 pic.twitter.com/jdR8jChKML
— ping pong official 🇰🇪 (@pauliddiali) September 6, 2019
#RIPMugabe
"The only white man you can trust is a dead white man" ~ Mugabe pic.twitter.com/pxOU2Kn5Im— Makgoka A Mphakane (@Simply_Mosdef) September 6, 2019
source https://www.naijanews.com/2019/09/06/see-reactions-trailing-death-of-mugabe-at-95/
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