Beyonce has spoken up and out against the shocking police brutality in Nigeria.
As widely reported, there has been both national and international outrage at the government’s controversial police division, which has been deemed corrupt and criminal in and of itself.
Protests have been plentiful, with the masses mobilizing worldwide to demand change.
However, the situation escalated in earnest today in Lekki, when innocent protesters were shot and killed.
With the world in collective shock, Beyonce joined Naija stars such as WizKid and Davido in using her platform to demand urgent change; change she has been working on prior to now behind the scenes and at direct level.
Her powerful words below…
Well put.
Beyonce, who has continuously championed Africa, has long been renown for her social advocacy, philanthropical efforts, and her quiet but hugely impactful moves away from the lens of the camera.
We join her in sending our thoughts and prayers to the beautiful country of Nigeria.
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Y’all really should share that Tiwa Savage publicly called on Beyonce to speak out.
Beyonce’s publicist Yvette Noel-Schure shut that down by reminding everyone how, when it comes to charity and the like, Bey moves in silence, not seeking validation or approval.
More celebs should take that approach, being methodical and thoughtful about how they move. Gathering ALL THE FACTS and becoming well-informed before going public with a position or action, or making a statement.
do not bring them africans to america…we dont care they hate americans. I know several africas and jamacians that are sooooooooooooo jealous of american girls and they are setting them up for murder just bcuz they pretty n black and grew up in the united states leave them there this stupid b**** is so out of touch with reality
I didn’t know that, I wish they bring moreover to America.
Nope. Africans do not like Black Americans and they a good tools for WS