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The Digest:

Afrobeats star Omah Lay joins a growing chorus of celebrity voices expressing frustration with Nigeria's escalating insecurity, insisting that divine intervention alone cannot solve the nation's problems without concrete citizen action and government accountability.

Key Points:
  • Singer Omah Lay stated, "No Jesus, no Allah, no prayer is saving us" in a social media post
  • He emphasized that "nothing changes until we wake up" to proactive solutions
  • The statement comes amid rising insecurity, including Kwara church attacks and Kebbi abductions
  • Other celebrities like Don Jazzy, Davido, and Mr Macaroni have also spoken out recently
  • Yemi Alade separately advocated for "African solutions" to African problems
  • Comments reflect growing public frustration with the government's handling of security crises
  • Religious leaders had previously called for national prayers amid escalating violence
As artistic voices amplify public anger, this moment reveals a nation grappling with the limits of faith in the face of persistent crisis—where hope increasingly demands tangible action alongside devotion.

Sources: Instagram