TOUCHAHEART – Eedris Abdulkareem’s latest single, ‘Emilokan’, has sparked controversy as he directly challenges Pastor Enoch Adeboye, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God.
The rapper accuses Adeboye of hypocrisy, contrasting his vocal protests during Goodluck Jonathan’s regime with his silence on the current administration’s struggles.
A Call to Action
Abdulkareem urges Pastor Adeboye to mobilize his one million disciples to protest against President Tinubu’s government, just as he did during Jonathan’s regime.
The rapper emphasizes the need for the clergyman to speak truth to power, citing the worsening hunger and hardship under the current administration.
Hypocrisy Exposed
The lyrics of ‘Emilokan’ explicitly call out Pastor Adeboye’s apparent double standard, questioning why his voice is no longer loud in the face of similar issues.
Eedris Abdulkareem’s message resonates with many Nigerians who share concerns about the country’s leadership and the role of influential figures like Pastor Adeboye.
The Power of Protest
The rapper’s call to action highlights the importance of holding leaders accountable and using one’s platform to effect change.
As Nigeria faces ongoing challenges, the need for voices like Eedris Abdulkareem’s and potentially Pastor Adeboye’s becomes increasingly evident.
