Seyi Tinubu humanitarian outreach in Northern Nigeria
Seyi Tinubu humanitarian outreach in Northern Nigeria

Seyi Tinubu Deserves Recognition, Not Criticism – Isaac Balami

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Balami Backs Seyi Tinubu, Calls for Recognition Instead of Criticism

Renowned All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain and youth advocate, Comrade Isaac Balami, has dismissed recent criticisms of Seyi Tinubu’s humanitarian tour of Northern Nigeria as unnecessary and politically driven.

Balami, a former Trade Union Congress (TUC) spokesperson and ex-president of the National Association of Aircraft Pilots and Engineers, suggested that the backlash against Seyi Tinubu may be linked to growing calls for him to contest the Lagos State Governorship election.

Addressing journalists in Abuja on Monday, Balami stated that he initially intended to personally express his appreciation to Seyi Tinubu for his selfless efforts but chose to make his views public to enlighten misinformed Nigerians.

Seyi Tinubu’s Humanitarian Contributions Should Be Celebrated

Balami firmly believes that Seyi Tinubu deserves recognition for his efforts in fostering national unity and assisting vulnerable communities, rather than being subjected to unwarranted criticism.

“Instead of attacking him, Seyi Tinubu should be awarded medals for his selfless service to Nigeria. His humanitarian outreach is not limited by religious or political boundaries,” Balami stated.

According to him, the individuals opposing Seyi Tinubu’s humanitarian initiatives understand that his actions are not just beneficial to him personally but are a win for Nigerian youths.

Criticism of Seyi Tinubu’s Northern Visit Unjustified

Balami criticized the negative reactions to Seyi Tinubu’s recent visit to the North, arguing that such opposition only surfaced when the young philanthropist was encouraged to run for political office.

“Seyi Tinubu has been supporting the underprivileged for over a decade, long before his father became Nigeria’s president. Why should he stop now? Why should helping people become an issue just because his father holds office?”

He emphasized that many Nigerians would love their children to emulate Seyi Tinubu’s dedication to service, noting that his outreach programs date back 10–15 years.

Balami also dismissed claims that Seyi’s philanthropy is politically motivated, stating:

“Even if he had political aspirations, would helping people suddenly become a crime? We know how most children of presidents behave—many remain disconnected from society. But Seyi Tinubu is different, choosing to engage with ordinary Nigerians rather than indulge in luxury abroad.”

A Call for More Young Leaders to Follow Seyi Tinubu’s Example

Balami urged young politicians, local government officials, and entrepreneurs to take inspiration from Seyi Tinubu’s commitment to humanitarian work, rather than discouraging his efforts.

“Instead of trivializing serious matters, we should focus on how young leaders can contribute meaningfully to society. Many prominent Nigerians actively support both Christians and Muslims during their religious observances, and Seyi Tinubu is no different.”

Conclusion: Recognition Over Criticism

Rather than attacking Seyi Tinubu, Balami insists that Nigerians should celebrate and encourage young individuals who prioritize the welfare of others. He warns against unnecessary political distractions, emphasizing that Seyi’s actions should be seen as a model for youth leadership and national unity.


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