‎Aisha Buhari, Murray Bruce, Seyi Tinubu, Dino Melaye, Others Attend Pre-Wedding Event In Spain, Spark Reactions 

‎‎Social media platforms have been awash with reactions after former First Lady Aisha Buhari, Senator Dino Melaye, Ben Murray-Bruce and Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu, were spotted together at a pre-wedding gathering in Marbella, Málaga, Spain.

‎The gathering was part of activities ahead of the wedding celebration of Saraya Danjuma and Bawa Salaka, according to reports.

‎A video from the event circulated widely on social media on Saturday, showing the Nigerian personalities among other guests at the gathering.

‎The event reportedly took place at La Cabane, a Dolce & Gabbana venue in Málaga, with several prominent Nigerians in attendance.

‎The presence of the personalities together attracted particular attention online because of their different public and political associations.

‎The video circulating online showed the group in a relaxed setting in Marbella, attending events associated with the wedding celebrations.

‎The gathering generated mixed reactions, with some social media users questioning the sighting of prominent Nigerians together abroad amid political differences and concerns over Nigeria’s economic conditions.

‎Others, however, noted that the presence of public figures at the same private social event did not, by itself, establish any political alliance, agreement, or coordinated activity among them.

‎A user @Monday357745 commented: “They will be fighting in public, yet they dine and wine with each other in private. Life of politicians.”

‎@millie_kash2 wrote: “They are all the same thing, they will disagree with themselves in Nigeria na movie them dey act for us, then go outside Nigeria to go and have fun together.”

‎One X user, @johnson_ogwu, wrote: “Millions are dying back home, the devil is better than these people.”

‎Reacting to the gathering, @IFYNWABUEZE3 said: “Una think say na una get Nigeria abi? As una gather like this, una pass the whole country? Isokay, let’s see how it goes.”

‎Another X user, @Coal004, criticised the gathering, writing: “See how comfortable they are. Omo, we are not even trying. These people just get too much audacity…”

‎@ohamadike22140 focused on the apparent freedom of movement of the Nigerians at the gathering, writing: “No soldier or police with heavy arms sighted, they are all freely enjoying themselves, moving around with no single bodyguard in another man’s working country. Nigerians 💔.”

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