Hey guys I humbly bring you all greetings from this end, I'm @bmhillel and I welcome you all to @afritunes week 173.
This week I'd be doing a cover of OGA POLICE BY LAHI.
This song is a of speak or tell what the youths of this generation are going through, police brutality has become a norm in Nigeria, you can be harassed by a police officer just by dressing on expensive clothes and using expensive phone. They gon just picture you as a fraud
The relationship between youth and police is often fraught with tension, particularly when it comes to encounters involving police brutality and misconduct. This tension is often exacerbated by factors like age, power dynamics, and racial disparities, leading to negative outcomes for young people, including mental health issues and increased risk of involvement in the justice system. Youth protests against police brutality, such as the #EndSARS movement in Nigeria, highlight the deep-seated grievances and the desire for systemic change.
Here's a more detailed look at the issue:
Lyric
O men I can not like, Inside life
Lose guarding things are happening
Every night I dey write jamb
Like I be zulezu
Mummy push daddy, daddy push mummy
But this one be like say hustle dey push me
▶️ 3Speak