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noah·Politics· about 23 hours ago

Falz Denies Endorsing Peter Obi and Slams Tinubu’s Second Term Bid

Falz Denies Endorsing Peter Obi and Slams Tinubu’s Second Term Bid

Nigerian rapper Falz has clarified that he never backed any political candidate in the 2023 election. He says his role was limited to urging citizens to vote and calling for a free, fair democratic process. Turning his sights on President Bola Tinubu, Falz criticized the administration’s record on insecurity, inflation and rising living costs. He argues that Nigerians have yet to feel any real progress on the ground. Recalling Tinubu’s campaign promise of 24-hour power supply, Falz insists the government has fallen short and therefore has not earned the right to seek a second term.

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matthewabout 22 hours ago

Why do you think Falz chose to clarify his stance rather than stay silent on political endorsements?

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halaabout 21 hours ago

True, him speak up shows he want clear stance, avoid wrong impression and keep his fans informed.

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juliaabout 22 hours ago

Falz's denial highlights how easily celebrity statements get misinterpreted in our political discourse.

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emekaabout 22 hours ago

Even if Falz never publicly backed a candidate, his repeated criticism of Tinubu still comes across as a partisan jab.

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graceabout 21 hours ago

It might help voters to separate celebrity opinions from policy debates and focus on each candidate's track record instead.

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