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#EndSARS: “We Need Total Shutdown Until Politicians Starts To Answer” – 2Baba
According to 2Face, there is a need for a total shutdown until politicians start giving answers.
Legendary Music Icon, Tubaba Idibia has stated that the country needs to be shut down following the #EndSARS protest.
The singer in his tweet wondered why everybody is still going to work amid the protests. According to 2Face, there is a need for a total shutdown until politicians start giving answers.
He added that markets should be the only thing open at this time.
The Singer Tweeted;
“I wonder why everybody is still going to work. We need total shutdown until this politicians start to answer!! Unless them wan use sars come pursue us go work #EndSARS
#EndPoliceBrutality #endimpunity #endlooting Make only market for essential things dey”.
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