joining me now from ogun state in the area is 4 times grammy nominated artist and political activist femi kuti son of afro beat by an ear and colonial firebrand fela kuti thank you so much for me for coming on i know the situation is moving quite quickly different figures being given for the violence in lagos i know you were protesting the salas police squads way you are what is the situation been in recent days. in my area's been very well i stay very calm water them the reason i can was the protests passed in front of my house and then i had gone shots and i was i was like wow this will erupt into a war in this area so i quickly got dressed and ran to the ice and medical tests and so i went to meet the d.p. or told him that it was impossible for him to kill anybody you have to stop shooting. and so i was like the intermediary between the protests as i'm equally so he put as i said to an accusing police. and i rested some of the some of the protesters and says they are cowards and things saw as it's difficult to release this things bligh's as well the police accuse them of storming the police

current nigerian president mohammad who bihari an animal in a mad man's body we speak to his son femi kuti about continuing the fight and struggling for justice in the face of state violence and while nigerians stand up to the police and government how can they stand up to corporate power we oscar award winning major in playwright and poet in new york and about the legacy of ken starr we were and his new book the actual which records with the reality of speaking truth to power all the more coming up into the. going underground of nigeria's largest city lagos has been the central hub of 2 weeks of mass protests that have turned global after a viral video allegedly showed a man being killed at the hands of an officer from the nigerian police force unit the special anti robbery squad joining me now from ogun state in nigeria is 4 times grammy nominated artist and political activist femi kuti son of ever be pioneer and the colonial firebrand fela kuti thank you so much very for coming on i know the situation is moving quite quickly different figures being given for the violence in lagos i know

joining me now from ogun state in the area is 4 times grammy nominated artist and political activist femi kuti son of afro beat by mia and colonial firebrand fela kuti thank you so much for coming on i know the situation is moving quite quickly different figures being given for the violence in lagos i know you were protesting the salas police squads way you are what is the situation been in recent days in my area it's been very well i stay very calm.

joining me now from ogun state in the area is 4 times grammy nominated artist and political activist femi kuti son of afro beat by mia and colonial firebrand fela kuti thank you so much for coming on i know the situation is moving quite quickly different figures being given for the violence in lagos i know you were protesting the saw as police squads way you are what is the situation been in recent days. and my area has been very well i stay very calm but to them the reason i can was the protest passed in front of my house and then i had gone shots and i was i was like wow this will erupt into a war in this area so i quickly got dressed and ran to the medical tests and i went to meet the d.p. or told him that it was impossible for him to kill anybody you have to stop shooting. and so i was like the intermediary between the protests as unequally says the protests i said to him accusing police. and i rested some of the some of the protesters and says they are cowards and things such as it's difficult to release this things. as well the police accuse them of storming the police station like that

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current nigerian president mohammad who bihari an animal in a mad man's body we speak to his son femi kutiabout continuing the fight and struggling for justice in the face of state violence and while nigerians stand up to their beliefs in government how can they stand up to corporate power we ask award winning nigerian playwright and poet in new york and about the legacy of cancer we were and his new book the actual which records with the reality of speaking truth to power all the more coming up in today's going underground but 1st nigeria's largest city lagos has been the central hub of 2 weeks of mass protests that have turned global after a viral video allegedly showed a man being killed at the hands of an officer from the nigerian police force units the special anti robbery squad joining me now from ogun state in the area is 40.

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