#EndSARS: Tu Face urges shut down as Terry Waya prefers dialogue

Popular Nigerian singer, Innocent Idibia popularly known, as 2BABA  has urged all Nigerians to shut down the economy by stopping work.

According to the “My African Queen” crooner, that will force political leaders to take the demands of the protest seriously.

See his tweet below.

“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.”

In a related development, Nigerian billionaire businessman, Terry Waya has urged the  #EndSARS protesters to leave the streets so as to allow peace to reign.

Terry Waya who is the father of popular reality TV star, Kiddwaya, took to his Instagram handle to reveal that he’s “fully” with protesters in the “battle to end not only SARS but all forms of brutality and oppression, whether military or government.”

However, he advised Nigerian youths, who have been protesting for more than a week now, to “allow peace to reign by leaving the streets and allow the government to implement what they have promised to do.”

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