Falz Voices Concerns Over Raising Children in Nigeria Amid Security and Economic Worries
Falz expressed serious concerns over raising children in Nigeria, citing insecurity and economic challenges as primary reasons. During a podcast with Ifedayo Agoro, he admitted he hadn’t fully contemplated parenthood but found it difficult to commit to raising a family amid Nigeria’s current security threats and his experiences as an activist. Despite his worries, Falz remains hopeful about Nigeria’s future and refrained from dismissing the possibility outright. His statements reflect broader anxieties about safety and governance in the country.
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