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2face Announces Dress Code For The Feb. 6th National Protest… Check it out!
The organisers of 2Face’s national protest aimed at the seeming ineffectual policies of the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration of the All Progressives Congress have. The 2Face’s protest has been the subject all over the social media in the past one week. The superstar has announced the dress code for the nationwide protest.
Attendees are urged to wear clothes with a touch of green. Reports have it that a customized shirt for the protest is also in circulation at affordable prices. The protest will be taking place at the national stadium in Surulere, Lagos State and Unity Fountain Abuja with Nigerian youths gearing up to show their disaffection with the government majorly due to the current economic recession.
2Face shared the image below:
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