Nigerian rapper and activist Falz has reaffirmed his commitment to using his music to challenge corruption, inequality and poor governance, insisting that protest songs remain a powerful tool for driving social and political change.
Speaking during a television interview, the award-winning artiste said he draws inspiration from the daily struggles of Nigerians and believes musicians have a responsibility to address societal issues rather than ignore them.
According to him, music has the unique ability to evoke emotions and inspire citizens to become more involved in national conversations, ultimately encouraging meaningful action.
Falz explained that Nigeria’s persistent governance and social challenges make it impossible for him to remain silent, stressing that someone must continue speaking on difficult issues.
He added that he intends to keep confronting these concerns through his songs, warning that ignoring them could worsen the situation. The rapper maintained that sustained conversations are essential to achieving lasting change in society.
