Kehinde Adams, a well-known Yoruba film actor, has pleaded with comedian Mr Macaroni to cease dictating the lives of young people in Lagos State.
He revealed this in a recent video, telling him not to use youths as political pawns because they are grown enough to choose their leaders. He admitted that he had grown tired of the comedian attempting to exert a lot of influence over young people, saying that people were sick of seeing him give them orders. 
Additionally, he begged him to stop stirring up the youths to rebel against the government and instead, let peace prevail. He said, "Stop controlling the lives of the youths; let them choose whom they want in authority," in the statement he made in the video. He furtherly added, "You are even older than me, but you still parade yourself as a youth. Enough from you; let peace rule among us in Lagos State."
Due to his skill and versatility in movies, which have helped him gain more recognition in recent years, the actor has made a name for himself as one of Nigeria's most in-demand Yoruba movie actors.
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