South African Rapper Kiernan Jarryd Forbes popularly known as AKA, has reacted to Burna Boy’s unwillingness to apologize.
Recall that he earlier called on Burna Boy to apologize to South Africans over his comments on the Xenophobic attacks that took place in South Africa.
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But it seems the pleas have landed on deaf ears. Burna Boy recently spoke on the pleas for apologies from South Africans and said that he will not apologise for anything.
AKA has come out to “advice” Burna Boy not to politicize the issue especially with the involvement of opposition political leader, Julius Malema.
“Don’t let politicians hijack this issue and use it for their own agendas. It will be taken to a level that there will be no turning back from”
“I think it’s gone far enough now, apology or not. We cannot afford for South Africans and Nigerians to continue with this type of energy. This will not end well,” he wrote .
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Don’t let politicians hijack this issue and use it for their own agendas. It will be taken to a level that there will be no turning back from.
— AKA (@akaworldwide) November 16, 2019
I think it’s gone far enough now, apology or not. We cannot afford for South Africans and Nigerians to continue with this type of energy. This will not end well.
— AKA (@akaworldwide) November 16, 2019
AKA also expressed concern over how the government has decided to not get involved with the matter.
“One thing that has been particularly worrying is the silence from my own leadership, especially the department of arts and culture. It truly is up to us, the people, to solve our own problems. I have not been led, I have been left to lead” .
One thing that has been particularly worrying is the silence from my own leadership, especially the department of arts and culture. It truly is up to us, the people, to solve our own problems. I have not been led, I have been left to lead.
— AKA (@akaworldwide) November 16, 2019
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