Rapper and activist Falz has described the 2020 #EndSARS protests as one of the most intense periods of his life. Speaking at the #WithChude Live show in Lagos, Falz said the protests were mentally and emotionally draining, but he has no regrets. I was taught never to regret doing what I believe is right, he said. The connection we all feltit was monumental. Falz emphasized that his activism is driven by compassion and humanity, not applause or recognition. He also acknowledged his father, human rights lawyer Femi Falana, as a major influence. Through music and advocacy, Falz has continued to speak out against injustice and police brutality in Nigeria. The post #EndSARS was one of the craziest moments of my life Falz appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.

Popular lawyer and human rights activist, Deji Adeyanju, has called out Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan over her recent sexual harassment allegations against the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio.

The senator, who has been making headlines with her daring claims, stated that only a “competent court of law” could compel her to present evidence of the alleged misconduct. Her stance has since sparked public debate and divided opinion across social media.

Responding to her remarks, Adeyanju argued that Akpoti-Uduaghan owed more than just the courts; she owed Nigerians the truth.

“Senator Natasha is wrong yet again on this,” he wrote on X.. “Many Nigerians believed you without any single evidence. You owe Nigerians evidence to back up your claim of sexual harassment. It’s not only the court you owe this explanation.”

ALSO READ: You’ll hear from me soon – Natasha reacts to US-based activist’s allegations

This comes on the heels of a sarcastic Instagram post in which Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan addressed Senate President Akpabio directly, saying, “My apologies, Senate President, if I made you feel less than who you think you are. You’re indeed a very handsome man…but sexual harassment is never a compliment.”

While her comment was laced with irony, it only fueled the ongoing discourse, with critics questioning the credibility of her claims and supporters demanding accountability from the Senate President.

As calls for transparency mount, it remains to be seen whether the senator will present further details or maintain her current position.

ALSO READ: Akpabio: Concerns arise over alleged plot to smear Senator Natasha

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Tunde Onakoya, the Chess champion and social impact advocate behind Chess in Slums, recently responded to an accusation of tribal bias on Twitter with a thought-provoking analogy about division and manipulation. A user had claimed, I’ve never seen this guy help anyone outside the Yoruba tribe.  In response, Tunde invoked the well-known ant jar metaphorIf you put a 100 black ants and a 100 red ants in a jar, nothing happens. But if you shake the jar, the ants start killing each other The real enemy is the one who shook the jar. He followed up by addressing the root of the attack. Someone tagged me ewedu excellence this morning The tribalism and bigotry here really saddens me. It never used to be like this, he wrote. I hope you someday see that I am not your enemy. It is those who shake the jar we must fight. See tweet below  The post Chess champion, Tunde Onakoya responds to tribalism accusation on X appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.