the 5 star comedian pours out his mind on his Facebook page.

read below....

As I am learning to stop complaining and get used to the
electricity situation in my beloved Nigeria, i can't help but
worry about other bigger problems facing my country at large.
Once again a land already polluted with blood and oil is
reported to be witnessing beheadings by religious fanatics,
murders by herdsmen, and bombing of oil pipelines by a
supposedly impoverished and marginalised deltan posse, let's
not talk about the Biafran agitators, kidnapping and
robberies....confusion everywhere.
I am an entertainer so i try to leave politics for politicians(cos
i believe everybody should maintain dia own lane). However, I
cant seem to understand why my beloved country will not
intervene to help alleviate the sufferings and helplessness of
its people. When the poor cry for help and are ignored, it can
be a recipe for turmoil and when the rich also cry, can't afford
to travel because flight tickets are out of their reach, can't
afford to eat as they used to and all channels of their lush
incomes are closed overnight, then you begin to sense a whiff
of desperation.
The media also reports bias in the security handling of issues
as it affects the North, West, East and South. In my humble
opinion, i do not think it will hurt PMB to address this issues
from time to time as much as he addresses the issue of
corruption. It hurts my senses when i hear people praising the
likes of Ayo Fayose or calling for return of corruption (hard to
tell if they are serious or joking) hearing the soothing voice of
our leaders will go a long way in strengthening is as we plunge
further into the unknown.
So in all of these, I am listening to hear the wise words of
President Buhari, I know he has opinions about all these
because i know he reads the papers and he has access to
security reports, but sometimes it's like his media advisers
dont get his memo or they seem to get it a week after he
sends it and by which time other depressing issues have taken
over.
This government seem to have forgotten the power of
technology and social media in today's dispensation and is
failing to use the various available platforms to monitor and
address issues weighing its citizens down.
@pmb,@jagaban,@yemiosinbajo@shehusani@bukolas
araki,from councillors through senators to the president, we
are all collectively responsible for what befalls our country. We
are the country. The rest na just Land.
Please address every issue in a timely manner so as to avoid
coming across as being biased to certain religious or ethnic
sentiments.

source: https://mobile.facebook.com/BasketmouthComedy/photos/a.475838960190.387584.333770020190/10156999060695191/?type=3&refid=8&_ft_=qid.6293008163899842273%3Amf_story_key.235667667398979721
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