Nigerian recording artiste, Omah Lay
who recently returned to the country after he was arrested by the authorities
in Uganda for flouting covid-19 guidelines in the country has come out to
narrate his experience.
According to the Omah Lay, he was treated like common thieves.
Read his tweet:
“The past few days have been some of the toughest of
my life; that I wouldn’t wish them on anyone.
Out in a new country with some
beautiful people; the next thing I’m being treated like a common thief Man face
palming
“First off I want to thank all the
amazing fans that came out to see me in Uganda.
The smiles on your happy faces that
evening would be one of my happiest memories Purple heart
“First off I want to thank all the
amazing fans that came out to see me in Uganda, the smiles on your happy faces
that evening would be one of my happiest memories Purple heart”
Continue reading his narration below;
“At that point, my sole obligation became to make
myself available to be taken to the venue and entertain, which I did in the
full glance and protection of the Ugandan police.
“Secondly, to my mom, my family, my
team, my fans, friends that I caused sleepless nights waiting and praying for
me, I apologize for putting you through all that;
“…on the other hand I can’t thank you
enough, I damned near lost my mind but your prayers and messages kept me going!
Thank you so much!
“Finally, big THANK YOU to everyone
for your efforts, prayers, messages, tweets (Damn! Y’all went hard!).
“Big shout out to the musicians, the
celebrities, fans (Again and again folded hands), my family, my friends, my
Label, The Nigerian Mission in Uganda, The Presidency, The Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, Madam Abike. Thank you all so much!
“I have put this behind me and back
to what I know how to do best. One Africa Raised fistOmah is home! Sign of the
horns
Love,
Omah Purple heart”.
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