"I will no longer be quiet" watch star's nationwide address
The 'Officially blind' singer following criticism and onslaught from fans and some celebrities went live on Facebook talking about the protest.
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The 'Officially blind' singer following criticism and onslaught from fans and some celebrities went live on Facebook on January 31, 2017, talking about the protest.
According to him, "I will no longer be quiet. My partners, colleagues and I have come together to create a platform for Nigerians to communicate their real pains to government at all levels in a peaceful and articulate manner with a view to getting lasting solutions to our problems.
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This march is about demanding that our leaders connect with all the people in Nigeria."
Burna Boy, Ruggedman and Davido have also declared support for the legendary musician's cause of leading a nationwide protest against the Nigerian government.
But former colleague, Blackface is not in support of this protest. The singer took to Instagram today January 31, 2017, to air his displeasure.
He re-shared a message from Dr. Bunmi Awoyemi Divinewealth calling 2face an illiterate.
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