Talented Nigerian singer, GT the Guitarman, has expressed his anger at the wide scale killings and abductions carried out by Islamist terror sect, Boko Haram.
GT The Guitarman Blasts Boko Haram In New Song
GT in a new song titled ‘Your god Sucks, questions the supremacy and intentions of a god who demands the death of non-worshippers
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GT in a new song titled ‘Your god Sucks, questions the supremacy and intentions of a god who demands the death of non-worshippers, and adherents of other religions, while also condoning the kidnap of innocent young women.
“In the midst of the religious crisis the world is faced with, it baffles me when these blood- thirsty fundamentalists claim they are fighting for their “god” who to me, is a weak, cruel, blood sucking bully who can’t fight for itself.
“They need to listen to the voice they claim told them to kill people who don’t serve their god, as this fits perfectly what the devil is set out to do- steal,kill and destroy. Your god sucks!"
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