Folarin Falana, a Nigerian vocalist, rapper, and lobbyist otherwise called Falz, has vowed to keep honoring the existences of the people who died during the EndSARS rally.
Falz came to Instagram to make a lifetime promise to pay tribute to the two-year commemoration.
The rapper swore that the legends won’t ever be embarrassed by a pitiful endeavor to wreck their heritage.
The lobbyist vowed to recall and recognize their unmatched courage forever and always.
“WE Won’t ever Permit OUR Legends TO BE Disregarded WITH A Ratty Endeavor TO Delete THEIR Heritage.
WE WILL Continuously Recollect and Respect THEIR Unparalleled Boldness TILL THE Final gasp. TODAY, TOMORROW, For eternity”.
#EndSARS: “We will never allow the shabby attempt to erase their legacy”- Falz https://t.co/TePrJ8pZqC
— Wolecypher (@wolecypher) October 20, 2022
Falz is a rapper, entertainer, musician, maker, and lobbyist born Folarin Falana.
Falz was born on October 27, 1990, in Ekiti state, to Boss Femi Falana, a notable legal counselor and common liberties campaigner. He is as of now 32 years of age (as at 2022).
Falz started playing music as a leisure activity in optional school. He and a companion established “The School Young men,” a music bunch.
Shakara: The Mixtape, a gathering of a portion of his melodies, was delivered in 2009 as a mixtape.
Falz appeared in the Nigerian music industry with the track “Wahz Up Person” in 2011, trailed by “Fashionable” and “Cash.”