Grammy-nominated Nigerian singer Seun Kuti has joined millions of other Nigerians to react to the recent ban on the operations of Okada (motorcycles) and keke napep (tricycles) in Lagos state by the Babajide Sanwo-Olu led administration. Seun who is the son of the late activist and iconic singer Fela Kuti took to his Instagram page to share his thoughts on the trending issue. In the post he shared earlier today, he berates Nigeria professionals whom he refers to as “largely oppresssors in waiting”. This is not the first time the one time The Guardian Life Magazine cover subject has talked about the elites as oppressors. In his chat with The Guardian Life, he had said the message of his music contradicts the message of the elites.

Source: The Guardian February 04, 2020 12:45 UTC