British-Nigerian rapper, Joseph Adenuga, popularly known as Skepta, has voiced concern over what he described as increasing injustice in Nigeria, calling for stronger international attention and support.
In a video message, the ‘Bad Energy Stay Far Away’ artiste urged fellow celebrities and global voices to help highlight the challenges facing Nigerians, stressing that the situation has been ignored for too long.
Prompt News reports he said Nigerians are resilient but continue to endure systemic injustice and need external advocacy to amplify their struggles.
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“There is so much injustice in Nigeria. And whenever I can whether it is at my shows, verbally or images, whatever I can do, we are going to speak up for injustice at all time.
“Nigerians need help. We need people to speak up for us as well. We need to protect Nigerians. There is so much injustice in Nigeria.
“This is my message to the people; please, I know that we [Nigerians] are resilient and we make everything look good, but we need help, too. Please, help us,” he appealed.
