2Face Idibia only has strong words for those making comments that suggests his commitment to raising money for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) is for personal gains.
The singer, reacting to critics in an interview with Vanguard News said those who believe he is seeking to keep monies realized from fund raising campaigns need mental care.
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2Face Idibia and UNHCR deputy country representative, Bridget Eno(Pulse)
For the R&B legend, his main goal is to provide support for helpless Nigerians affected by the Boko Haram insurgence in the north east of the country.
"My
attention is focused more on the individuals and organizations
concerned with providing support for IDPs; people who murmur about
hidden agenda don’t matter.
"If they are pessimists and haters then they need to be saved from themselves," he said.
Idibia
has shown great passion and relentless activism to changing the plight
of helpless Nigerians and give them improved living.
His
cancelled protest earlier in the year 2017 and his participation in the
Eargasm concert are proof of his unrelenting support for the
downtrodden.
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Children at an IDP camp in Yola, Nasarawa State.(VOA)
The latter, held on Saturday, February 11 at the Eko Hotels and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, was a big musical event that had in attendance superstars such as Niyola, Tekno, Adekunle Gold, Sir Shina Peters, Yinka Davies, Kelly Hansome, Acetune, Bovi, DJ Neptune and more.
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