Nigerian afrobeats superstar, Burna Boy, has turned down an invitation extended to him by Omoyele Sowore to join his ‘RevolutionNow’ protest, scheduled for tomorrow, October 1.

Omoyele Sowore is the convener of the ‘RevolutionNow’ protest that seeks to stage a peaceful match to drum home their frustrations about the way the Buhari led administration is running the affairs of Nigeria.

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The convener extended the invitation to Burna Boy on Twitter. He described him as someone who’s been likened to the legendary revolutionary Fela Kuti but wondered why he has never led a protest like his idol.

He therefore invited him to join the October 1 protest.

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He tweeted: “Hello @burnaboy, everywhere I turn, people describe you as a revolutionary musician, the foreign media even celebrate you, compare you to Fela Kuti, but I am yet to see you lead anyone to a police station carrying a coffin for head of state! Join #Oct1stProtest #RevolutionNow,”

Burna Boy respectfully turned down his request, stating that all politicians, especially Nigerian politicians are the same. He added that, he doesn’t trust any of them.

Burna Boy replied to his tweet: “Everybody is a Fela fan and supporter now that he is dead. Humans are so funny, you politicians are all the same (especially in Nigeria) and frankly, I don’t trust none of you.@YeleSowore.”

Burna Boy also denied he and the Fela Kuti’ comparison. He stated that, he has always denied been Fela on different platforms.

Burna added; “@YeleSowore Well. I am NOT FELA. I Have said that countless times. But you sir Are a politician. Leave me out of your schemes. Thanks.”

Source: AfricaCelebrities.Com

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An Abuja court has refused to released Omoyele Sowore, the man behind Nigeria’s #RevolutionNow movement, against his detention by the secret police.

Justice Evelyn Maha told Omoyele Sowore and his aides she had no control over the case and urged to return to the judge who handled the case. She thus refused the former presidential candidate his release.

A judge had granted the State Security Service (SSS) the right to detain Mr Sowore for 45 days in order to allow the secret police to conclude investigations into alleged acts of treason and terrorism brought against the defendant.

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