Sound Sultan’s last Instagram post stirs reactions

<p>Sound Sultan’s last post on his Instagram page has stirred reactions on social media.</p>, <p>The music legend, who passed on after battling with Angioimmunoblastic T-cell Lymphoma, had on July 3rd shared a song from Patoranking.</p>, <p>Part of the lyrics of the song read: “Celebrte me now wey I Dey alive. Appreciate me, now when I dey alive. No be say when I leave this life, you go dey fake am for my back.”</p>, <p>The announcement of his death is coming a week after his post on Instagram.</p>, <p>This stirred reactions from Nigerians on social media who accused those celebrating his music and making comments about him after death of being hypocritical.</p>, <p>His previous post before his last post had just 47 comments on his Instagram page but his last post after his death is flooded with 4000 and counting comments mourning him.</p>, <p>Here are some comments gathered by DAILY POST from Twitter;</p>, <p>@Akorede “Being checking Sound Sultan post no encouraging engagement till he died today and his last post was “Celebrate me while I’m still alive not when I’m gone” Nigerian showing sympathy after things gone wrong , Fake ass celebrities.”</p>, <p>@O_alalade “But For real Sound Sultan was passing across a message to everyone on July 3 with that Patoranking song, see people celebrating him after he don die now..Abeg let’s celebrate each other wen we still Dey alive jare.. RIP legend.”</p>, <p>@_AsiwajuLerry “His last post on IG, He knew! You’ll forever be celebrated as a Legend, RIP Sound Sultan.”</p>, <p>@AbdulKamar “Watch how Sound Sultan’s page will start to Rise , His number of followers and Likes will Increase. Give these Guys their flowers while they are here , No dey celebrate them when they die.”</p>, <p>@Bagwell “I wish we celebrated our legends more when they were alive. RIP Sound Sultan.”</p>, <p>@Deleolufuye “Sound Sultan bowed out with this message. Let’s celebrate our people while they are still alive. Rest in peace @Soundsultan You’ll forever be celebrated.”</p>, <p>@Holudaray “So, do people t