‘I now identify as Igbo’ – Rapper Idowest says as he blasts ‘say no to protest’ protesters

Adekunle Idowu, aka Idowest, an indigenous rapper, has stated that despite being Yoruba by birth, he now identifies as an Igbo.

The Yoruba-language rapper made this statement while bemoaning the country’s hardships and the opposition of certain fellow Yorubas to the planned #EndBadGovernance protest.

He further suggested that those opposed to the planned nationwide protests were sentimental.

In a series of posts on his Snapchat page, Idowest wrote: “Your papa vote for Tinubu, you join say no to protest, you con get mind bill me. Onijere aye ati orun.

“Bad governance! Imagine Yoruba screaming Yoruba all in the name of Yoruba! Eti yawerey. From now on I be Igbo.

“Una dey sell una future cos of 1 dollar. OK.

“Na Nigerians be Nigeria problems! While some people are planning a peaceful protest, some useless citizens don plan say no to protest. Tori 1500 naira ede beru olohun ebi apa!

“Say no to protest, bawo. Tori 1500 naira, yin ti baje.”

In other news, Ayo Balogun, also known as Wizkid, a Nigerian Grammy-winning singer, is making headlines on social media after a video of his lavish London property leaked online.

The video, which rapidly went viral, depicts the singer’s opulent house and has enthralled fans and followers worldwide.

The released footage shows the opulent surrounds of Wizkid’s property, which includes a big yard large enough to house another building.

Wizkid can be seen in the video spending time with his friends and family. A key scene in the video shows Wizkid’s youngster, Zion, roaming about the garden.

In another footage from the same film, Wizkid’s eldest son, Boluwatife, is shown demonstrating his athletic abilities.

The teenager may be seen playing football and basketball with his mates. Boluwatife even refers to Cristiano Ronaldo in his video description, dubbing himself “CR7.”