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Reekado Banks says Nigerians will not vote for anyone without concrete plans to reform the country’s police force in 2023.
The singer’s comment comes as a reaction to a claim by Shizzi, Nigerian record producer and songwriter, that he was allegedly harassed by the police.
Shizzi, whose real name is Oluwaseyi Akerele, had on Wednesday expressed his frustration over alleged harassment of Nigerians by police operatives, citing his experience.
“After what I faced today with the Nigeria police two times in a row! I give up! F**kd up place! Nigeria is stressful na understatement !!!” he had written on Twitter.
On Thursday, Reekado Banks whose name is Ayoleyi Solomon retweeted the music producer’s post which an emoji that depicts sadness over the incident.
In a follow-up post, the 27-year-old singer said Nigerians must make sure that only those committed to addressing the menace are voted into power at the next general elections.
“We are not voting in anyone who has no plans on reforming the police for good,” he wrote.
We are not voting in anyone who has no plans on reforming the police for good.
—REEKADO BANKS (@ReekadoBanks) April 8, 2021
Nigerians had on numerous occasions called out police operatives over allegations of assault. The development resulted to the #EndSARS protest which rocked the country last year.
Reekado Banks joins the list of celebrities that have urged Nigerians to ensure they vote the right candidates during the 2023 elections.
In February, Singer and music producer, Samklef, had predicted that Nigerians would make the wrong choice at the next general elections if care is not taken.
“2023 election Nigerians will make the wrong decision. I pray they prove me wrong. Nigerians wake up and uphold what is right,” he had said.
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