Vector to FG: You are killing the future of Nigeria

Nigerian rapper, Vector has spoken out against some policies being implemented by the Federal Government of Nigeria, which he said have not been in the best interest of Nigerians.

Vector took to his Instagram account last week to ventilate his frustration at some of the policies of the government, the latest being the hike in data tariff, which was later suspended  following a public outcry.

Vector who is set to release his new album, Lafiaji said the Federal Government is killing the future of Nigerians with its anti-people policies.

According to him “Dear Federal Government, You have come a long way with your policies and rule. You have concerned yourself with nothing but the present, hence making it look like the constitution has to be remixed and renamed Your Will before your demise. You have ignored the children you saw grow and focused on the ones from your sperm cells and ovulation that you are not seeing grow because they have been shipped off to ‘better grounds’ for education”.

He added that “You focus on chasing thieves but never focus on securing the vault they steal from. In the history of our existence as a generation, we have gotten with the internet. The people have become more exposed to business ideas, global news, information sharing from continent to continent between seconds. Industry has gotten global awareness because of this. Music has started to look better just because with data, you can put up your craft be it music or painting or write ups or poems or comedy or life to make people happy in a steady sinking world of frustrating conflicting governamce and hustle. You concern yourself with your percieved negatives over the objective positives. You are killing the future of Nigeria. Internet is almost free in a lot of advanced countries,” he said.