2Baba to lead nationwide protest against government
Not new to tossing his cap into the political field, well known Nigeria artist Innocent Idibia, otherwise called 2Baba is driving a challenge against national government's treatment of the economy among other sundry issues.
The craftsman declared his arrangements on Wednesday on his Instagram page, expressing that challenge would hold across the country on February 5.
"A call for good administration," 2Baba said. "A call for critical clarification into the rash monetary downturn across the nation. A call for across the country challenges as we say No to the Executive, No to governing bodies, No to legal… . You have all fizzled us."
He said there was a "requirement for Nigerians to ascend against what is going on in this nation having sat tight quietly for the councils that were chosen to speak to the general population all without any result."
2Baba has been a promoter for youth's interest in governmental issues with a lot of his activism committed to battling against appointive savagery. Through his "Vote Not Fight: Election No Be War" activity, he looked to prevent young people from participating in political thuggery.
This time, 2Baba noticed that Nigerians ought to start to begin scrutinizing the administration's treatment of the economy subsidence, the Niger-Delta peace, Fulani herders assaults in various parts of the nation and failure of state governments to pay specialists' pay rates.
"Where are the recuperated plundered assets? Why do regardless we have the official arms governing bodies as yet making the most of their pay rates and recompenses while we hear there's no cash to pay laborers?
"Why do despite everything we see unending force disappointments with no clarification and any expectation of receiving in return not at all like some time recently?
"Why do we continue seeing peace talks in Niger Delta, Fulani herders and IPOB with no arrangements being come to, while the techniques continue exasperating the general population required as political pioneers organize gatherings to coerce finances for the sake of tending to their subjects?"
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