Popular singer, Innocent Idibia, otherwise known as 2Baba, in a series of tweets on his timeline, said African leaders are too arrogant.
Sharing his thought on African liberation, the music star noted that the continent’s leadership are too proud to seek for help from the young ones.
While maintaining that liberation is a serious problem in African due to poor governance, 2Baba said until Africa can boast of its educational system, resource control, unified defence, and media system, there would never be development and good governance for people of the continent.
“ÒPEN ĚYE” in pidgin English mean say u sabi oyibo thing and u dey live oyibo life. “ÒPEN ĚYE” don wound us plenty. E make us think say London or yanky accent na intelligence. E make us think say our things na inferior. E make generally no like ourselves,” he wrote in pidgin English.
His tweets continued: “We sabi oyibo tins pass oyibo. African leaders don give up. Them no get ideas again . Them just dey too proud to ask for young people to take over and help because them don shit for church too much. Every race is racist to black people. WHY?
“Until we get our own EDUCATION system plus our MEDIA system plus our AFRICAN POLICY system plus our RESOURCE CONTROL system plus our UNIFIED DEFENCE system We will never be independent and in control of African development.
“AFRICAN LIBERATION Is a serious problem for people who have wronged Africa and people who wish to continue 2 RAPE Africa. Local/foreign But AFRICA is so blessed that we don’t want revenge. We just want to live in peace. Enough things for all. But we must #UNWASHTHEBRAINWASH..”
As reported on eelive.ng, 2Baba is one of the many celebrities who have since been adding their voices to the ongoing nationwide #EndSARS protest.
Recall that about two days ago, the music star asked all security agents in the country to join the protest if they are unhappy about their welfare.
“Police!! Military!!! and all security agencies!! If una no happy about una welfare make una join this movement for a better naija. Una no be slave,’ he wrote in a tweet,” he had tweeted.
