APC Messed With The Wrong Generation- Peter Okoye Reacts To Alleged Shettima’s Leaked Audio

Popular Nigerian artist Peter Okoye, aka Mr. P, has replied to an allegedly leaked recording of Kashim Shettima, the vice presidential candidate for the ruling All Progressives Congress.

According to the tape, the politician changed into heard outlining the goals of Nigeria’s North and West towards its South East and South South areas.

The musician stated that Nigerian politicians have messed with the wrong technology while denouncing the audio.

In assessment to the indolent kids they had been mentioned, the singer said, many Nigerian youths on Twitter at the moment are Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI and FORENSIC experts.

Recall that President Muhammadu Buhari, who had formerly characterised Nigerian youths as slothful at the same time as depending on the declaration that Nigeria is an oil-rich us of a, stated maximum youths need to sit again and do nothing in April 2018.

Peter said; “We have to change it for them”. “From ‘LAZY NIGERIAN YOUTH’ we don alternate am for dem! We don dey do FBI and FORENSIC analysts! They genuinely messed with the wrong era.”

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