Nigerian singer Harrysong has said there’s a dearth of leadership in Nigeria.
In a video posted on Instagram on Wednesday, the singer criticised Ifeanyi Okowa, governor of Delta state, whom he described as a “businessman”, not a leader.
The singer also lamented an alleged killing of people in Aladja community in the state.
“I woke this morning highly infuriated and troubled about how much Nigerian politicians have raped this country without a conscience. Even my state governor, Ifeanyi Okowa is worse,” he captioned the video.
“Aladja and my community, Ogbe Ijaw have been killing themselves for years and Okowa is rather playing a businessman than a father and a leader he is meant to be. Come 2019, we need leaders, not politicians.”
Nigerian celebrities are beginning to rise up to the occasion when it comes to matters of activism.
Following the recent news about the slave trade in Libya, many celebrities have come out to condemn the act.
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My guy I concur with you
High time Nigeria vote in young leaders who have pride and know that we have resources that can make us the best destination in the world. Enough of this tribal recycling of political thieves.