D Ptsd Interlude Songtext
(Zero Violence)
We don't want visa, they are killing our children
Zero Violence
Make dem end SARS, zero violence
We are responsible Nigerian
Youths, we are not hoodlums
And that is why we are raising up our voice
Zero violence
How many people something go kill oh?
How many people something go kill?
We don't want visa, they are killing our children
Zero Violence
Make dem end SARS, zero violence
We are responsible Nigerian
Youths, we are not hoodlums
And that is why we are raising up our voice
Zero violence
How many people something go kill oh?
How many people something go kill?
End SARS before SARS go end us
Won ti ni ke ma pawa lomo
Nigerian singer Oxlade has revealed that his manager 'Ojabi' was unlawfully arrested and tortured by police
During the end SARS protest in Ojuelegba, Surulere, Lagos, Nigeria
The 23 year old music star shared CT scan report on his twitter
Showing that his manager has sustained a brain injury
Diagnosed as cerebral edema
As the nation grapples with this disturbing reality
We stand with Oxlade and Ojabi
Demanding answers in justice for victims of police brutality
Guy where's Ojabi? (I don't know)
Where the fuck is Ojabi? (I don't know)
Wetin dey sup? Wetin dey sup?
Yo, it's me Bobi Wine
Representing for brother Oxlade
From Africa, using music to inspire and awaken the masses
African youth, the time is now to rise And accomplish the dreams of our forefathers
Won ti ni ke ma pawa lomo
Nigerian singer Oxlade has revealed that his manager 'Ojabi' was unlawfully arrested and tortured by police
During the end SARS protest in Ojuelegba, Surulere, Lagos, Nigeria
The 23 year old music star shared CT scan report on his twitter
Showing that his manager has sustained a brain injury
Diagnosed as cerebral edema
As the nation grapples with this disturbing reality
We stand with Oxlade and Ojabi
Demanding answers in justice for victims of police brutality
Guy where's Ojabi? (I don't know)
Where the fuck is Ojabi? (I don't know)
Wetin dey sup? Wetin dey sup?
Yo, it's me Bobi Wine
Representing for brother Oxlade
From Africa, using music to inspire and awaken the masses
African youth, the time is now to rise And accomplish the dreams of our forefathers
