Music Icon, Flavour Wants Enugu Govt. Held Accountable For Whatever Happens To #ENDSARS Protesters

Chinedu Okoli, better known by his stage name Flavour N’abania or simply Flavour, has raised the alarm over threat to his life. The singer took to his verified Twitter account to state that if anything happens to him or other #ENDSARS protesters, the Enugu State Government should be held accountable.

Nigerian youths including celebrities have been on the street for days now protesting over police brutality in Nigeria. The protest is ongoing across major cities across the country. The singer leads the #ENDSARS protest in Enugu with fellow entertainers including Phyno, Masterkraft and Zoro among others.

Flavour tweeted, “Enugu! Today our lives were threatened, and we are making it clear that if anything happens to any single one of us or any protestors, let it be known that it was done by the Enugu State Government! @phynofino, @ZoroSwagbag, @masterkraft_.”

In a series of tweets, the Ada Ada singer claimed that the governor of the state, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, refused to speak with the peaceful protesters. He tweeted, “Today, our peaceful protest in Enugu from Ogbete Market to the Enugu State Government House was going well until we reached the government house. Along the way, we noticed a group of thugs joined the protests.

Flavour continued, “The governor came out but refused to speak up and address the protestors, instead he addressed the thugs. The thugs tried to fight us but we maintained peace because we recognized their plan. We made sure the youth remained calm yet the governor refused to answer our questions! Instead, he walked out on us, unapologetically, with the thugs following him. We made it clear that we knew the people he was pretending to address were paid thugs.”

The singer reaffirmed that the #ENDSARS protest would remain peaceful. “As we have been saying: The movement won’t stop! We come in peace as always! #NewNigeria #NewEnugu #EndSARS #EndSWAT #EndPoliceBrutality,” he said.

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