Nigerian rapper and activist Falz is once again calling out the government and this time, he’s not holding back.
Falz reacted to the President’s announcement that all 38 church members kidnapped in Kwara had regained their freedom, along with 50 out of the 300+ victims abducted in Niger State.
But he questioned the updates, noting that nothing adds up when there have been no arrests, no suspects, no explanations, and no accountability.
He expressed his frustration with the usual “one tweet here, one hashtag there” approach, insisting that Nigerians must move beyond social-media outrage.
Falz revealed that some people have already reached out to him about organising a peaceful protest, which he supports but he stressed that immediate action is needed before then.
According to him, every Nigerian should call, text, WhatsApp, and email their senators and representatives, sending one unified message demanding accountability.
Falz is calling for a public hearing broadcast live nationwide, seeking answers on why billions budgeted for security continue to disappear while soldiers remain poorly equipped and armed criminals still ambush military convoys.
He also questioned why the killing of a serving general captured clearly on video has resulted in no consequences.
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