Falz tackles Nigerian ministers over New Year’s forecasts, insists they have threatened 2020

Popular Nigerian singer and actor Folarin Falana, also known as Falz, has taken to social media to tackle Nigerian ministers giving predictions about the new year.

According to the 30-year-old rapper, he pleaded with the ministers via his Twitter handle not to make predictions about 2021, and therefore they will probably do it just like in 2020.

Please do not make any predictions about this year. Na una jinx 2020 ”- he wrote

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Kemi Filani News recalls that Nigerian singer Falz as a revelation about how lawyer helps his career as a musician.

According to Falz, who is also the son of one of Nigeria’s senior lawyers, Femi Falana, some of the skills he learned as a lawyer helped make him a better artist in his chosen career as a musician.

The graduate in the UK, University of Reading Law, also revealed during a recent Instagram Live session that advocate helps him critically analyze things and that is the secret behind his meaningful lyrics.

(On the skills that help 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 not only make music, but make sure it has a lot of meaning. ”

Kemi Filani recalls that the rapper on Falz’s 30th birthday paid tribute to victims who lost their lives at Lekki Toll Gate during the EndSARS protest. He also prays for a better tomorrow and Nigeria.

He wrote:

“Mixed feelings. It’s been a week since we lost our brave soldiers at the toll gate. I’m also officially on this earth for 30 years now. I pray much better tomorrow. I pray for a Nigeria that I can proudly leave home. noem. ‘