Nigerians warned to stop mocking N/Korea’s leader

Leader of North Korea Kim Jong Un 

Nigerians have been warned to stop making mockery of the Supreme Leader of North Korea Kim Jong-un “lest they pay a heavy price”.

A news service from the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (DPRK), took to its twitter handle @DPRK_News to issue the warning. The twitter handle does not bear the verification icon of twitter as an officially verified handle.

It said: “Impudent peoples of Nigeria are warned against mockery of Supreme Leader Kim Jong-Un, lest they pay a heavy price.”

Impudent peoples of Nigeria are warned against mockery of Supreme Leader Kim Jong-Un, lest they pay a heavy price.

— DPRK News Service (@DPRK_News) September 3, 2017

North Korea and its leader had been top on the news for its nuclear programme with the most recent being its successful test of a Hydrogen Bomb which many World leaders have condemned.

However, no reference was given to the alleged mockery of the North Korean Leader by Nigerians.

Meanwhile the tweet had generated a lot of comments from Nigerians who made more fun with the warning.

Read some of the tweets and replies below:

Who wants to put us in trouble now

— Rubby (@blvmi) September 3, 2017

On behalf of the people of FRN, we sincerely apologize for this impudent act.

The perpetrators are ‘lone wolves’ and do not speak for us.

— Ibee sal (@ibeesal82) September 3, 2017

Please delete, we send u message?

— isichei chijioke (@chijiokeisichei) September 3, 2017

Dear NK, NG has a standby force of babalawo,amadioha & sango & we don’t need F-16s & F-35s to deploy our missiles o.

— The Common Man (@talkutalku) September 3, 2017

NK will pay the price. Does it look like Nigeria shares the demilitarized zone with you?

— The Common Man (@talkutalku) September 3, 2017

😂😂😂😂
Oga Kim, see the person that’s impudent here. Me I’m not there

— Jeanios (@jean__fidele) September 3, 2017

Kati Kati…. May Amadioha and Sango strike Kim Jong down with partial stroke. Idiot!

— eizod (@Dozi_e30) September 3, 2017