Legendary Nigerian singer, Tuface Idibia has suggested what Nigerians need to do in order to attract government’s attention to effect the reforms that they’re clamouring for.

The Nigerian youth have been protesting for the past few weeks demanding positive reforms in the police and the general security architecture of the country.

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The defunct Special Anti-Robbery Squad got a special mention due to their notoriety when it comes to molesting, extorting and killing of innocent Nigerians.

Since the day that the protest started which has even claimed the lives of some Nigerians, the government seems unperturbed about the development.

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It’s in this regard that 2Baba is suggesting that workers need to stop going to work as part of the protest. According to the musician, it’s only this move that will get the Buhari led government to act.

He took to twitter and wrote: “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.”

“Make only market for essential things dey.”

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Celebrated Nigerian musician, 2face Idibia is seething with anger at religious leaders at what he describes as their shameful dereliction of duty as Nigeria keeps sinking in the depth of insecurity.

He took a swipe at the clergy for embarrassing God and failing in their duty to be the moral fortitude to the country.

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In an extremely angry thread on his Twitter handle, he tweeted:

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