How True? A former governor is sponsoring 2Face’s planned protest against Buhari

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Investigations by PM News allegedly revealed a former Akwa Ibom State Governor is the chief sponsor of the planned massive nationwide protest being orchestrated by hip hop artiste, 2Face against the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration.

The protest, planned to hold on Sunday, February 5, had generated much hue and cry with some Nigerian celebrities queuing behind the move, with others kicking against the move.

But on Monday a source claimed that 2face was being used as a stooge to drive the protest aimed at smearing the Buhari-led Federal Government.

The said former governor, now a Senator, has never hidden his love for the ‘African Queen’ crooner and had in the past said to have showered the award winning musician with cash and gifts worth several millions of Naira.

It would be recalled that 2face and his wife, Annie Macaulay, in 2013, were gifted two brand new Prado SUVs by this former governor as their wedding gift which they graciously accepted.

2face has however, come under severe criticism by some fans who feel he was silent during the previous administration where massive corruption, lawlessness and poverty were the order of the day, with some concluding that there was more behind the protest.

Nigerians; you call for protest trouble, you don't call for protest trouble...hmmm!

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  1. Sunshow31 January, 2017 12:45

    What ever fake info u chose to call it, this govt has failed it's masses. Hunger everywhere, is this d change u promised us. Or na suffering.

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  2. Godwin31 January, 2017 12:53

    we must protest o!

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  3. Unknown31 January, 2017 13:15

    Nigeria must protect even though i wouldn't join such protect

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  4. Rose31 January, 2017 13:32

    The protest must go on whether he is being sponsored or not.

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  5. babatunde5731 January, 2017 14:32

    time must tell if it is true...but to be sincere der is sufferness in d land but let be patient

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  6. Unknown31 January, 2017 15:28

    There's nothing wrong with a peaceful protest, it doesn't matter who sponsored it.

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  7. Unknown31 January, 2017 15:35

    I guess its God'swill Akpabio, buh honestly the move is a good one cos Nigerians are really suffering.

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  8. Olisayemk31 January, 2017 15:49

    That sounds like akpabio but 2 face should not get himself involve with all this politics rubbish before he loose most of his fans.

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  9. inumidun31 January, 2017 16:18

    Whichever which it must go on..

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  10. Abiodun Ogunnika31 January, 2017 18:26

    We shall see

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  11. Unknown31 January, 2017 19:38

    Their is noting wrong to protest. In fact I'm coming out to protest that day with my Spartans. This is the time to change the change.

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  12. Chioma Ujo31 January, 2017 20:17

    I hope this is not true.

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  13. Unknown31 January, 2017 20:32

    To me, iIthink Tuface is doing the right thing.

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  14. grace31 January, 2017 21:21

    Freedom of expression...

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  15. AustineInfornet31 January, 2017 22:48

    Interesting

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  16. Unknown01 February, 2017 00:37

    I even think say na Tinubu dey sponsor the show,how much be the ticket money or na free entry

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