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'It's not just about EndSARS at this point, it's become a revolution,' says Burna Boy

Motolani Alake

October 23, 2020 3:09 PM

During the show, he spoke about how EndSARS has become a revolution.

t's not just about EndSARS at this point, it's become a revolution. (GQ)

On October 19, 2020, Nigerian superstar, Burna Boy spoke with Tiffany Calver on the BBC 1Xtra Rap show. During the show, he spoke about how EndSARS has become a revolution.

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He says, "You have to understand that this is bigger than Nigeria because you have to understand that Nigeria is the biggest black nation on the face of the earth. I believe that any revolution will start from there.

"If Nigeria can overcome and reach its full potential and the youth can make sure that happens by rising up fight for their rights like they're doing at this time, then that's going to be like a domino effect for rest of the world, you know.

"That's why its so important than just us as Nigerians and what we've been suffering for years at the hands of these politicians. This is just the beginning, man. It's not just about EndSARS at this point, it's become a revolution. It's become 'We want the new Nigeria' and soon it will become 'We want the new Africa.'"

You can watch the full interview below;

Motolani Alake Motolani is the Managing Editor of Pulse. A trained Lawyer, who has worked in Law practice, humanitarian aid and corporate finance, he is a voice in - African - pop culture, entertainment, entertainment tech and sports. He is also a Liverpool fan.

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