‘Whatever Will Be My End Will Be,’ Governor Amuneke Raises Alarm Over Threat To Life For Exposing APC Govt, Vows Not To Quit Political Content (VIDEO)
Popular satirical skit maker, Kevin Arua, widely known as Governor Amuneke has raised alarm over multiple threats to his life, noting that they are linked to his outspoken criticism of bad governance in the country.
He stated this while speaking on a televised interview where he opened up about the risks, pressure, and personal convictions that come with using comedy and satire to address governance and societal issues in Nigeria.
The skit maker also revealed that his outspoken style has led to several threats, including direct messages warning him to stop criticising government actions. Some of the messages, he noted, go as far as threatening his safety.
”One sent me a message that read we know where you live. We will come after you. If you come after me, then what happens? Its a waste of time to come after me,” he said.
”I don’t do my thing and get scared that this person will get offended and send people. I see threats, and people send me DMs that, whatever you do, this government will still be here till 2031.
”It’s a journey I knew the implications before I started. So my own belief system is that what will happen will happen,’’ he said.
Arua explained that from the very beginning, he understood that challenging authority through his content could attract backlash.
However, he believes that whatever fate awaits him is part of a larger destiny.
He drew a parallel with biblical history, saying he accepts that outcomes are inevitable. “Jesus knew he was going to be crucified before being crucified. Whatever will be my end will be my end,” he said, emphasising that fear cannot dictate his creative choices.
Despite the intimidation, Arua insists that such threats do not shake his resolve. He described attempts to silence him as largely futile, stressing that pursuing him would be a “waste of time.”
