Marlian boss, Naira Marley offers to sing new national anthem for UAR

Popular street artist and Marlian Records boss, Naira Marley has volunteered to sing the new national anthem following the proposal to change Nigeria’s name to the United African Republic (UAR).

According to reports, Adeleye Jokotoye, a tax consultant, submitted the proposal to the committee at the South West Zonal public hearing in Lagos on Wednesday, June 2, 2021.

While presenting the proposal, he said Nigeria’s current name was an imposition of its past colonial masters and should be changed.

He said a change of name for the country would physically and psychologically reflect a new beginning.

As expected, Nigerians took to social media to air their views about the proposal to change Nigeria to UAR, a Names given by Flora Shaw.

The reactions have not stopped trooping in.

Naira Marley took to his Twitter account to offer his free service to the new nation.

According to the “Soapy” crooner, he is willing and available be take up the role of Pa Benedict Odise who composed Nigerian’s second anthem in 1978.

His tweet reads: “Omo na me go sing the new national Anthem for UAR.”

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