Nigerian comedian Otaghware Onodjayeke, popularly known as I Go Save, has reacted to calls on social media for the cancellation of his upcoming comedy show in Delta State.
The comedian spoke after some social media users began pushing for the event to be cancelled, with the controversy drawing attention online.
I Go Save rejected the pressure and said he would not allow what he described as bullying to stop him from going ahead with his plans.
I Go Save also appeared to distance himself from the situation involving fellow comedian Real Warri Pikin, whose planned show in Warri was cancelled in August 2026 amid what she described as divisions surrounding the event.
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Reacting to those calling for his own show to be cancelled, I Go Save said he was not Real Warri Pikin and would not give in to bullying.
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He also criticised social media users who, in his view, become more active when the aim is to bring other people down.
The comedian further questioned the decision to target an entertainment event at a time when the Delta State Government is working to attract investors into the state.
He argued that activities capable of discouraging businesses and investors should not be encouraged.
“I’m not Real Warri Pikin, and I don’t succumb to bully|ng. If you guys think the bully|ng will get to me, it won’t. It’s only when it comes to bringing people down that you become active on social media. The Delta State Governor is doing everything possible to attract investors, yet look at what you people are doing”, he said.
