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Falz reveals how Law helped him become better artiste

Nigerian rapper Folari Falana, popularly known as Falz has said that some of the skills he acquired as a lawyer have been of great help to his music career.

He disclosed this during an Instagram Live session with his fans. He said, “(On the skills helping me as an artist), I would say analytical mindset because as a lawyer one has to critically analyze things. My lyrics usually have a lot of depth. I do not just make music, I make sure it has a lot of meaning.”

The rapper, who is a graduate of the University of Reading, England, said he decided to take an active part in the #EndSARS protests.

“It was something that had to be done. I felt that we were left with no choice. The #EndSARS hashtag is not new. It had been online for years and every time we complained about those things, nothing was done. So, I thought it was time to take to the streets. I had seen a tweet by Runtown saying he was going out (to protest), so I called him and told him I was interested. I put out a tweet saying that we would march on a specific date for a certain cause. We were expecting 50 or 100. We got out there and started marching, and by the time we got to the end of the road, thousands of people had joined. It was unbelievable. I had never seen anything like that. It gladdens my heart how everyone came out.”

Falz also noted that his involvement was not because he wanted to go into politics. He said, “Going into politics has never been the plan. I have never said to myself that I would run for any (public) office. My motive for activism is just for the sake of humanity. A lot of people ask if I am going to run for any office but I don’t have any such plans. I have never registered with any political party. I just believe the ‘ordinary’ citizens need to be as motivated as I am about humanity. There is no ulterior motive. I want to see that there is a certain standard of living that the ordinary Nigerian is enjoying. I want to see that there is light, food, jobs, and an enabling environment.”

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Efecha Gold
Efecha Goldhttps://www.goldennationmultimedia.com/
Journalist, Analyst, Multimedia expert, and Musician.
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