Arsenal FC skipper Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has called for justice for his continent Africa, with several countries currently suffering from political and economic crisis.
The 31-year-old Gabon International footballer recently took to Twitter to pen an emotional tribute to Nigeria, Congo, Ivory Coast and other African countries who are in distress.
He noted in his message that he is devastated and heartbroken with the ugly things happening in his beloved continent. Sharing an image of his African map tattoo, the striker wrote:
Africa you are my inspiration, my identity, my family, my home!! That’s why I carry you on my back! I am devastated and heartbroken to see what’s going on in Nigeria, Congo, Ivory Coast, so many places.. This continent deserves better – deserves justice!! pic.twitter.com/gImzW3Z0xg
— AUBA⚡️ (@Auba) October 23, 2020
Aubameyang also encouraged his African brothers who are protesting for a change not to relent because the world is watching.
He wrote:
“You are not alone my brothers and sisters, the world is witness! I’m sending strength and love to everyone protesting and standing for peace – you do not stand alone #EndPoliceBrutality #PeaceFirst #Africa #endSARS”
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