Veteran masked singer, Lagbaja wants the leaders to know that the citizens govern are mentally and emotionally weak, and that they’re not on the same page with them.
Lagbaja took to his Instagram page to share a post wondering what will happen to a country filled with mentally and emotionally weal people if it was faced with war.
He captioned the photo:
“Tell your leaders, somebody should help me translate this to Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, and others, I’d repost.”
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