Seun Kuti Reacts To Okada And Tricycle Ban In Lagos

Posted by E.L.E.X on February 04 2020 under Celebrities









Nigerian entertainer, Seun Kuti who is the son of legendary musician, Fela Kuti has broken his silence after the Lagos state government banned okada and tricycles in major roads in Lagos.

Recall that the ban entered day 4 today. The Nigerian musician said that some Nigerian are more worried about the services of the okada riders and not their general welfare.

Through his post, Seun Kuti also to expressed his thoughts on the general suffering of the masses.

He wrote:

“Nigerian professionals have shown their true colors again as largely oppressors in waiting. Children dying in hospital everyday they don’t care. Miseducated and undereducated children they don’t care. Police brutality, no outrage but tell them to walk from bus stop to the office oh no the worst has happened!!! If u wish for your children or loved ones to be okada and keke riders please raise up your hand! We know these ain’t jobs. We pacify those we have failed with slave labor and slave wages and we are ready to fight for them to continue slaving away!! #getthesax”




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