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Written by Tade Makinde Sunday, 29 January 2012
The artiste, in sympathy with the bereaved in the recent bomb blasts in Kano, urged the young generation not to join hands in protesting against Boko Haram, but to mourn those who lost their lives during the bomb blast. “I did not vote for them Boko Haram, I voted for a government to protect me from them.
"What we ought to do is to protest against the government which has refused to discharge its duty,” he stated.
Kuti, in a release to R, pleaded with Nigerians to desist from anti-people propaganda, urging them to mourn the losses in the Northern part of the country.
“What good will protesting against them will do? They don’t have any civic responsibility to appeal to.
Kuti also told Nigerians to be conscious of their environment and protect themselves.
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