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Nigeria: Protest Music, State Violence and Power of People Platforms

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[This is Africa] Burna Boy's critical single "20 10 20" highlights the emancipatory triad of protest art, people power movements and social media. Young African protesters are using their own platforms to undermine the coordinated abuses of state violence and censorship.

Source: allAfrica.com

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