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Omah Lay, a Nigerian Afrobeats musician, has cautioned that prayers are insufficient to address the nation’s problems.
According to reports, he said in a post on his social media page that residents must actively participate in problem-solving in order to bring about true change.
“NO JESUS, NO ALLAH, NO PRAYER IS SAVING US,” he added. Until we wake up, nothing changes 🇳🇬💔.
His comments coincide with other celebrities weighing in on recent violent episodes, like as the kidnapping of schoolgirls in Kebbi and the attack on a church in Kwara.
Don Jazzy, Davido, Falz, and Mr. Macaroni were among the other musicians that called on authorities to act quickly to safeguard the public.
Yemi Alade, however, voiced opposed to calls for foreign intervention, contending that African countries should handle their own security issues rather than depending on outside help.
In a related occurrence, Bolaji Ogunmola, a Nollywood actress, expressed her serious concern for the safety of Nigerian families and gave her thoughts on the country’s escalating murder rate.
She disclosed that although she occasionally thinks about leaving Nigeria, she is unable to do so as her family is still there.
The actress referred to Nigeria as both her home and her origins.
Despite acknowledging the difficulties, she stated that she is still connected to her heritage.
