In a picture he shared on his Twitter page, he slammed Soyinka and other political activists who came out during the 2011 Occupy Nigeria protest.
According to the music producer, all those spotted during the protest against the then Goodluck Jonathan administration are nowhere to be found in terms of protests against hardship suffered in the current Buhari-led administration.“Where all these wash wash men. They all came out during the time of good luck Jonathan. But today they keep quiet dem dey fear 2? yeye occupy.”
Samklef’s tweet was met with mixed reactions because while some of his fans believe he is saying the truth, some of his other followers were quick to slam him. Those criticising Samklef said he should also use his celebrity status to influence things as when Soyinka was his age, he was at the forefront of advocating for change.The truth is, not one elderly person in Nigeria have what is called "reputation capital" including the religious leaders. None can command respect across ethnic lines to get things done. Not one.I disagree, all what u said can only happen to him if and only if he continues from where these men stopped..
Samklef has successfully established himself as one of the best producers from West Africa. Samklef is an exemplary singer with a distinct and unique singing style. He released his debut album titled “NONI” in 2010 and recently re-packaged and re-introduced it with an international edition titled “NONILIZING”, released in January 2011.
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What? Ian sure irrelevant Sam Klef didn't do it. If he did, I'd advice him to take a year or two to read the man's words. There's a reason he is a Nobel laureate.
Who is this clown on Twitter calling out Soyinka? He is not fit to clean Kongi's shoes. Apparently d lunatics have escaped d asylum.
If ur dad is of prof. Woke Soyinka age, would u send him on protest?