Wizkid blasts Buhari, says Trump is not your business old man

  • Police/SARS are still killing Nigerian youths, he says
  • As #EndSARS keeps trending on Twitter

Nigerian music star, Wizkid on Sunday blasted the President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari for wishing US President, Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, quick and full recovery from Covid-19.

In a tweet posted via his Twitter page, the music star told Buhari to leave Donald Trump alone and do something about the brutal killings of Nigerian youths in the country by police/SARS.

He wrote “Donald Trump is not your business! Old man! Police/Sarz still killing Nigerian youth on a daily! Do something! Nothing concern u for America! Face your country!”

The Vanguard reports that President Muhammadu Buhari had on Oct 2 tweeted “I wish US President, Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, quick and full recovery from Covid-19.”

The Nigeria Police Force’s Special Anti-Robbery Squad have been under attack over alleged killings of Nigerian youths suspected to be internet fraudsters.

In a recent incident, SARS came under heavy attack on social media after its operatives allegedly shot dead a young man in front of a hotel in the Ughelli area of Delta State.

Some prominent voices like the former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, Minister of Youths and Sports Development, Sunday Dare, and a global rights group, Amnesty International have condemned the recurring SARS brutality, calling on the Federal Government to reform SARS.


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