Malik Obama, the half-brother of former U.S. President Barack Obama, has once more turned to Twitter to voice his discord with Barack.
Malik Obama reignites social media spat with brother, Barack Obama
Barack Obama’s half-brother Malik has reignited a social media spat with the former US president.
Malik Obama (left) and former U.S. President Barack Obama
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Malik on August 14 shared a photo of their pre-political era together, accompanied by a caption that tainted Barrack's name.
"Me and fake a⋆⋆ a snake (President Barack Obama) when he was a nobody," Malik tweeted.
Malik Obama (left) and Barack Obama
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Continuing to exacerbate the tension, Malik added to his half-brother's discomfort by sharing a collage featuring himself alongside former U.S. President Donald Trump.
Given that Obama and Trump hail from opposing political parties, Malik's actions appeared to convey a message to Barack Obama.
In his tweets, Malik labelled Barack Obama as a traitor, expressing his sentiment that he simply wished to be an elder brother to Barack, but was rejected.
Malik escalated matters by tweeting that Barack had allegedly sold his soul to the devil.
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Taking it further, Malik posed a rhetorical question about how he was expected to bow to Barack Obama when, in fact, the former U.S. President is younger than him. He deemed this situation an insult.
Malik criticises Barack Obama in New York
In 2020, Malik Obama criticised his brother Barack Obama in the New York Post, alleging that Barack had changed after becoming wealthy.
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During the interview, Malik asserted that Barack transformed into a snobbish person after acquiring wealth and that he sought people's admiration.
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He further commented that Barack seemed to desire being revered, but Malik couldn't comply with that due to his role as the older brother.
Barack and Malik crossed paths in 1985 when Obama was in his early 20s. Years later, Malik assumed the role of best man during Barack's wedding.
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