Sani warns Northerners against Anti-Igbo song

Senator Shehu Sani is an author, playwright,  a human rights activist and Senator representing Senator for Kaduna Central.

The senator have joined other Nigerians in condemning the  Anti-Igbo song
already in circulation in northern Nigeria.

Those who produced, circulate any song aimed at denigrating any ethnic group or inciting one against another stands condemned.

They are anarchists or possibly agent provocateurs.

The hitleric singers and their melody of hate and rhythm of mayhem are Lucifers with drums.

They represent nothing but their creative evil and toxic artistry.

They should be disregarded and their songs should not be shared.

We stand for a United and peaceful Nigeria.

If you must listen to any song listen to late Sunny Okosun songs of unity and patriotism.

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