There are a Lot of Similarities Between Kenya's Finance Bill Protest and Endsars - Falz

The protest in Kenya has also shown similarities between the government of Kenya and Nigeria. No soul should be lost when citizens express their disagreement or question government policies. This has shown the disconnect between the government and the people
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[@afrakanaswahilitv5520]

Nothing in life is given for free. Stand up and fight for it. Kenyan youths are doing us Afrikans proud and I thank them for doing a commendable job.

[@fadesola2002]

Exactly. Falz's replies are truly cowardly considering he was one of the promoters of this movement

[@PepTalkTillYouDrop]

Well, what you guys don't understand is the Nigerian govt is a different breed from all other African country's govt. They won't hesitate to unalive everyone involved in the protest just so they can keep the status quo as is. All other African leaders have some degree of empathy for it's citizens, not Nigerian leaders. If you're on a mission to end it all then by all means join the protest. But if you love life and would love to continue living, then stay in your lane and hustle for your own money. It's not cowardice, it's called wisdom.

[@JohnPaul536]

Proud to be a Kenyan youth who is on streets to fight for my country, when we are done. we will cross to Uganda to free them . How can Ugandan President rule for 38yrs 😭. Kenya my country but Africa is our Business we must clean our Continent.

[@inigomulaisho2809]

Uganda is soon poised to become an oil producer..Forget it, the current political class will fight tooth & nail to hold on to power.

[@davidmwalo5108]

What the rest of the world doesn't know is that more than 2 dozen people died during these protests in Kenya...

[@Essykimz_1]

Freedom is not free, I have heard some of our sisters and brothers stating they can’t rise up against their governments because it is risky, until each young people in each country collectively agree those in leadership were voted for to serve not the other way, until you really want change , you lose your fear that is the only time they will lose their power. You just have to make a collective decision on whether your government is serving you or doing things for just their own interest. These countries are for us all not just the top 1%.

[@meoerhum4579]

Falz should run for president of Nigeria. He has the qualifications. Nigerians youth must choose a person like him to lead them. Why do the poor Nigerians not have their own party?

[@terwasegusha9390]

Kenya 🇰🇪 protest is more intelligent than that of Nigeria 🇳🇬 hit the roots cause of the problem and not the branch . Well done Kenyans from Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤

[@bakareolufemi1524]

Actually, End Sars had snitches within

[@lucasomolo8443]

We Kenyans simply chose to rise above our tribes, languages,regions of origin,class and any other thing that we are aware of that politicians do use to divide us and got united...we realized that politicians unite in parliament against us and then come to us lying that a certain tribe is the problem... let's unite.... the enemy is not your immediate neighbor because of their tribe... the enemy is your local leadership that chooses to betray you in parliament once elected... they don't want to be accountable... Hello from Nairobi

[@emmersonadi3067]

Well said 👍👍👍

[@gladysanayor-achu2167]

Highly commendable. Bravo Kenyan youths. I pray that my people here in Nigeria should have this understanding.

[@palomusonda4649]

Very true. Africa is for Africans. Defend Africa.

[@Elkanah-e4b]

Oga stop capping Nigeria 🇳🇬 open wuna eye but we don’t need this nonsense again in Nigeria 🇳🇬 we through them out with our vote 🗳️ Tunibu is the best

[@AI-lt2cf]

@@Elkanah-e4bYou are part of the problem of Nigeria and you will reap whatever evil you sow in this country.

[@TWUMKWAME5]

This movie is coming to Nigeria soon, we are not different from Kenya.Why are leaders in Africa are disconnected from the people who gave them power?

[@africanstar5814]

Joker!! Of course it's a movie to u & Nigerians. Nigerians won't do A DAMN THING

[@hendricaoduba6028]

I am Kenyan and I will tell u for a fact that Africa's curse is our leaders. They only mind about their stomachs

[@judithmwatete9216]

Greed and lack of empathy for the people. They get to power and think they own the country

[@inigomulaisho2809]

They are so disconnected because the institution of president is designed for it. An election once every 5 years is recipe for deep govt insensitivity.

[@spinix3744]

lol, nobody is coming out to protest again, the only enemies of this government are within their own caucus, where greed flourishes, a greater greed also flourish and will consume everything in the process. All they need to do is ramp up their stealing.

[@lucasomolo8443]

Even here in Kenya young people and some middle class families never had interest in politics until we realized that politics affects everything in our day to day lives... that is how we made a U turn

[@Nonso_Igwe]

Falz is so intelligent, energetic and charismatic

[@anigal8018]

The only music star in Nigeria that is always on the side of the people. May you succeed in all you do.

[@nwananka]

Edreis

[@TabsT-vy5jy]

Seun kuti

[@ogbonnanwachukwu5394]

Iseeeee (ie Amen)

[@vicentepascal6758]

It should be remembered that kenya never had any political peogress without public revolt. It started with maumau war for independence, sabasaba riots for multipartyism etc. upto now this revolt agaist this budgeted corruption in the form of a finacial bill.

[@paulyakubu7154]

Falz weldone sir Now we need to soro soke Caus 3square meal na for rich man now😢

[@antwanmutunga7505]

kenyans by nature we are a revolutionary people, one of the toughest battles the British faced was the Mau mau rebellion, we are also very patriotic. Nigeria needs to borrow a leaf

[@uduvudoo3083]

In a weird way, we, Nigeria and Kenya, are echoing the uprisings against leadership from the early 20th century. We are both revolutionary people. There was the Ekumeku War (33-34 years, end of 1800s), Aba Women’s War (1929), & more then the Mau Mau rebellions through 1960 and the Tiv Riots 1960, '64. Somehow, we seem to be inspiring ourselves back and forth. Let's do so again. Things need to change.

[@udochukwusunday7325]

There is nothing like Nigerian youth. What you have is tribal or regional youths. And these different youths can never be allowed to work together for one cause.

[@elkanaomondie1353]

Even in Kenya tribalism has destroyed our politics but I am proud we are now the young people are aware of it

[@cinny_]

Trust me, they can. And when the time comes they will. Our politicians never saw this coming because Kenya has been deeply divided by tribalism. Even our politics is deeply tribalistic something they've relied on for years. But gladly, our youths have decided to rise against that nonsense and see the real evil.

[@KINGADAS]

The Kenyan youth have started showing their corrupt leaders some pepper 🌶. Nigeria youth wake up!

[@sun96588]

Nigeria must protest

[@kennedyobiero5697]

AFRICA STAND UP, sincerely from a Kenyan

[@dennoh2532]

Falz is very intelligent. Well done brother from kenya🇰🇪

[@adeboyesholanke]

Good talk, falz, it so sad that with all the effort people like u putting in to speak out for less privilege and bad policies and governance, the government felt that is nothing but as u said one day it will look like magic to them.

[@johnmmaduka312]

D only youthful Nigerian with a functioning brain, respect @falz.

[@ChimezieOkoro-rb6yu]

He should talk to his father mohbad justice yeye people

[@emmanuelchinonsoobetta4590]

I can see that your brain is not really functioning because someone with a correct brain cannot refer to one person out of millions of Nigeria youths as the only person with a functioning brain.

[@soundcollections1020]

The one of sensible Yoruba man unlike the old f00lish wole soyinka

[@primira3862]

I don't know how old you are but this statement shows you do not have up to 2 functioning brain cells.

[@okuborichard9114]

@@ChimezieOkoro-rb6yu how mohbad dead take consign falz father plssss explain o

[@Lace_travels]

Brilliant human. Mr falz

[@ugochinnaji3893]

I drop cap for you Falz. Much respect

[@okoliedaniel2659]

I'm calling for revolution in Nigeria now

[@TabsT-vy5jy]

Sowore was saying this years ago. He was labelled a terrorist.

[@moromigah]

I was expecting this act from Nigerians but all I hear is JakpaIf all of you run away then who is going to fight for you .Nigerians stop running away from your responsibilities and fight for your right.

[@eviezekiel1328]

I think they lost hope after all the deaths during Endsars and still nothing was done

[@formostnetwork]

EFCC is the new Sars and the clock is ticking down.

[@habarizenuTV]

Yes. If anthing. If people organize against injustice and drop tribalism...corrupt leaders will be afraid. The honest leaders will support u-❤

[@osdante]

Yes, but there are no leaders, there are just politicians

[@callistusekezie5866]

Youth in Nigeria should arise and talk about the mess of Apc party,

[@mwobobiasroundup]

As a Kenyan 🇰🇪 , I am proud of what our youths did. I believe Nigeria can put their politicians in order.

[@JohnDAribs]

During the Nigerian ENDSARS period in 2020, i knew that the govt used their VERY LAST weapon (i.e. force) on the innocent youths at the Lekki toll gate. And that made their evil reign supreme ever since. And i put it to us that if we had stood our ground that day and at that time, we would be reaping the fruits by Now! This is why Kenyan Youths are Smarter, Wiser, and More DECISIVE! The Whole Message is Crystal clear now from Kenya's recent story!

[@OziomaN]

You are right because everyone is tired with these heartless politicians,

[@jamesdennison2671]

Let the Nigerian🇳🇬 Youths do like their Kenya🇰🇪 counterparts. REVOLUTION is the ONLY Answer😡

[@joshuafrank5838]

Will you be at the forefront? Or online

[@joshuafrank5838]

Are you aware that some kenyan youths who are criminals did loot shops belonging to other poor Kenyans during the recent protest?

[@joshuafrank5838]

They looted and destroyed shops of those struggling to provide employment and income to the community

[@jamesdennison2671]

@joshuafrank5838 I'm definitely on the Frontline and I've already started mobilizing for real action. You need to wake up from your slumber and stand up for your right. That is the only way to get out of the clutches of these demonic leaders😡

[@joshuafrank5838]

@@jamesdennison2671 could you provide a link to the video of you at the front line?

[@possiblevision69]

He is a Yoruba man but exceptional. Very smart and look beyond tribal sentiments.

[@temiladealamudun5063]

Igbo people are very tribalistic and Yoruba people are tribalistic but more accommodating and tolerant in Nigeria

[@iseredestiny7535]

​@temiladealamudun5063 see this coward tribal bigot. I am from the South South. I believe more in the igbo than the yoruba.

[@susanstephen2630]

This comment is insulting

[@possiblevision69]

@@temiladealamudun5063 If Igbo people are tribalistic, they wouldn’t have voted Abiola. Of course he was good. If igbos are tribalistic they wouldn’t have voted Yaradua. Of course he was good. They voted Obasanjo against their own brother. Now Obi is good and igbos voted him. You are saying that they are tribalistic.

[@josramsblue1]

You are a bigot for even mentioning where he is from, can't you make your point without bringing tribe or even religion.

[@sirrainbow1672]

The only similarities between the protest in Kenya and Nigeria is that it involved the youths the reasons are completely different. The Endsar protest was directed towards police brutality as if affects the youths and nothing else that show that the protest was for the general well being of every Nigerian. The protest in Kenya was more inclusive of all Kenyans because it is based on an issue that affects everyone but the youths spearheaded the movement to kick against the bill. What has happened in Nigeria since after the endsars is an awareness by the smart to be part of the system by finding their ways into politics. Some youths are fully engaged in government in various levels now and in my opinion that is far better than just being an activist that takes only noise, complaining about what is wrongly only and not finding a way to be part makling the corrections. There are many of such activists in Nigeria that have traded their known profession for activism that is counter productive. Activism is good and encouraged when it serves its purpose and not being biased with hatred, this form activism is also common in Nigeria. Activism consists of efforts to promote, impede, direct or intervene in social, political, economic or environmental reform with the desire to make changes in society toward a perceived greater good. This should be the primary goal and objective of anyone that wishes to engage in activism. I have commented many times that to be an activist that is also interested in politics you must have an open mind to be able to differentiate good from bad and not be be biased and pessimistic. A clear example is what happened in the elections in Senegal few months ago. The youths leading the country today did not get to that position being destructive and arrogant about what was going on in the country, they had a strategy which worked for them. They fought the system which eventually turned around to support them because the demonstrated records of personal efforts. This is what the youths in Nigeria should emulate and not just holding protests that get you no where. If you want to be part of the system join the system so that you can make a difference based on your ideology ability and not just criticizing the system through social media, be productive and you will reap the benefit.

[@fadesola2002]

So join to corruption to change it? Interesting

[@dondappa1000]

I hear your points about the ideals of activism and agree. However, Nigeria systems of law and governance are rotten. You can't realistically ask people to join a system that is corrupt because the leaders (not elected) of Nigeria are evil, simple as. Sonko of Senegal founded a party in 2014 because the nation of Senegalese have had peaceful democratic transitions. Nigeria has never had a genuine election...everybody knows this. If a new party in Nigeria started and was campaigning for the right ideas of nation building they will be crushed by elites domestically and internationally. You have to take freedom from oppressors, simple as!

[@cinny_]

This is actually good advice as well as a good strategy, but it's more likely to succeed for a system that is not too far gone in decay. However, where the rot goes deep, even the young leaders you elect with a good background thinking they'll work from within either get absorbed into it or crushed by the big powerhouses who don't want a change in status quo.

[@faithadegor8364]

FALZ thank you bro. ACHIEVE MORE

[@tekenakaribiwhyte1948]

Endsars is childs play where the Kenyan protests stand. Please don't compare both, celebrities came with selfies, musical jamborees where is the seriousness?

[@eviezekiel1328]

Calling Endsars child's play is an insult to all youth who lost their lives during the protest

[@retruthdecliesny4435]

Endsars happened across Nigeria, in every city are you kidding me, hundreds died. Celebrities? There were only celebrities in Lagos ground, do you know what happened in asaba? In Enugu? In Aba? I was nearly shot in aba, bullets rained that day, I saw many fall and not rise, I saw a shot on the head in ABA, those ones no even enter news

[@tekenakaribiwhyte1948]

@@retruthdecliesny4435 Lets face facts, some of you came out with your hearts to protest really protest but many others turned it into a jamboree for something that should have been taken seriously. If we had acted like the Kenyan then those who lost their lives would not have died in vain but look everything was swept under the carpet afterwards like everything in Nigeria look at Justice for Mohbad how everything has been manipulated in broad day light and everyone na to your tents O Isreal

[@joye5761]

@tekenakaribiwhyte1948 “Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.”

[@joye5761]

@@tekenakaribiwhyte1948your comment not only tells me you are a NON Nigerian, but also that you are extremely slow 😊.

[@TabsT-vy5jy]

The main difference is kenyans are together and theyre not scared to keep protesting till things are changed and the president is out. Meanwhile in Nigeria they are divided and scared even though theyre the most mistreated people on planet earth for decades.

[@joye5761]

A non Nigerian talking crap, focus on your country.

[@UzoChiemelu]

​@@joye5761, he is correct. We are divided, and we are scared to protest.

[@yungflashykid]

There's no disconnect between the leaders and the people. The leaders know what's going on they are just wicked, don't give a hut, and they know Nigerians won't do anything about it. :

[@andrewuche4074]

We should resume protest

[@titilolashaw4315]

Africa must be free not only Nigeria, our youths in Nigeria are too scared to protest but they cannot get freedom without fighting for it.

[@BlessedAdams-yo2ww]

Where you dead in 2020 during endSARS!?

[@magicalfootball2094]

​@@BlessedAdams-yo2wwin a cave then

[@RozzyGoldmukami]

untill you get tired and act abnormally, i just love the way the mps who supported the bill have gone hiding,and many apologizing

[@grantauckland4281]

Time to go William ruto it is to go ruto it is time to go.time to get out of the presidency of kenya.we don't want you no more.we don't want you no more we don't want you no more we don't want you no more.go William ruto go William ruto go .go William ruto go William ruto go.go ruto go .go ruto go.go Ruto go . Go ruto go ruto

[@lucyeze8905]

For the Interviewers I prefer the ladies the guy sounds like a typical Nigerian journalist they really need to change their style to align the young people

[@rickyifo4380]

We appreciate your sacrifices in fighting for the less privileged

[@ugochinnaji3893]

There are many similarities. The difference is just that their protest started with the unreasonably imposed taxes on them by the government, while Nigeria's own started with the reason of SARS killings and brutality. Kenyans won by relentless and resilient force. They made the death of about 30 protesters not be in vain. Rest in peace to all that died in the cause of making lives better for them, their people and their country. Both in Nigeria, Kenya and other countries who fought for liberation and good governance. Woe on the presidents, politicians and government who wickedly and deliberately suffer their governed and citizens while they enjoy and put bastardize the economy on wasteful and unreasonably ostentatious lifestyle.

[@cinny_]

The finance bill was more of the tipping point than the start. Complaints and protests started way before that but people were not united then. It seemed sudden, but it wasn't.

[@chichiedwin3806]

Except for a hand full (a few), we don’t even have nigerian youths. We just have social media chickens 🐔. They focus on the minor and irrelevant issues, on celebrities, and on things that do not secure their welfare and those of their children and unborn children. Sometimes, I feel like this government think nigerians are not hungry enough.

[@fadesola2002]

Exactly and Falz is a head chicken

[@kumarjohn9264]

Seriously the present condition of 🇳🇬 leaders currently is worst than end Sars Our tribal deference won't allow us unit and punish this evil government for one's

[@gospel3075]

It's possible the kenya 🇰🇪 genz had to come of tribal bondage.

[@Aceschap]

*once*

[@andosehcampbel5701]

Honestly, I don't understand. Even people who are going through the worst of hardship will support the government because the leader of the country is from their tribe. Yet, this leader does not care about them. He does not know they exist. It baffles me. In Kenya, there was no country protest to show support to Kenyan government. But in Nigeria, my country,

[@Emgee101]

Tribe approach can never work as won't reach tipping point. In kenya, the term Gen z dismantled that whole tribe/region thing. Even the presidents 'people' are revolting against him. Put them in a group (Genz)change their identity (able, disenfranchised, energetic peaceful,youth), give them a common purpose (Ruto must go) and emergence happens on a trigger(finance bill). The why is personal. There has to be a critical mass of people feelng disenfranchised for this approach to work ...that is the formular

[@MrLevMe]

We are waiting for north to start it

[@SulymanAberi]

African never suffer enough if we are really suffering we will fight back

[@wealthypopoola-adegoke3670]

Hi all, how are you. Please friends, where is Ojinika Okpe. I miss her dearly.

[@julietezenwonwu5570]

That blood pressure part is so REAL Talking about Nigeria’s decay increases my BP Thank you Falz. You never disappoints. Na your papa born you 💯

[@Adebayobamidelealfredmoses]

Thumbs up to you my dear broda @ Falz 🎉

[@user-ahead360.]

❤I love falz....I love every human activist❤

[@onyekwereokafor5250]

God bless you @ #Falz, you're always for the people. Always speaking up for the masses. May God keep you for us, not like the other so called celebrity that does nothing but display affluence on social media space,not minding how the people are feeling.

[@lakeside4jesus]

And do you blame them?if the less privileged have face what bothers them do much which is securing a good incentive for the future,there won't be any reasons for such hullabaloo noise here and there

[@Rhys-kx5zw]

This is a collective resbility.Why would you be opening your budsines when others are dying for you??Your vehicle is on the Road when peope are dying for you??

[@TeeZee22_24]

@Falz playing #softwork with words on the report of the lekki massacre 2020. #badtguy

[@Lieu_Tenant_Gambit]

23:07 liberation music is very necessary but concerts are not. May make if about the artist and not the message.. also Kenya diaspora helped fund their protest. Nigeria diaspora should be called on to do the same (snacks, water, lawyers, and medical workers) every sector was working together. I really hope this next wave is won by the people. Maybe make we make it about no gmo as well

[@olumideijaola]

For Nigeria Win against cruel leader's we have,We only need common Human to fight for themselves... Not all this influential and Celebrities who end up protect themselves when things are deep... You can't expect people who doesn't lack what to eat or drink to fight for you...

[@israelakpobome7116]

Hello mr. Falz good to see you. I been expecting your next hit on this renew shege. Hope you are doing well.

[@HopeTV-j2d]

The Nigerian protest will only become successful when it is started by the poor, especially by the poor people in the north. The protests by the children of the elites will never succeed because the politicians will use the children of the poor, by giving them #5k, to frustrate the protest. It is only the poor that will fight for themselves eventually. No one else can fight for them. Anyone who has the means should leave the country when they can because when the poor start the problem, they will classify everyone with a means same as the politicians. The flood will not differentiate anyone who can afford 3 square meal from the dirty politicians.

[@nsoromotujustin1252]

We must stand up now .. for we refuse to be conquered ...

[@Teacher_Emmanuel1]

If this government gives us the common things, just only steady power supply. Not this there ye ye low current. If the above is done, I will employ their children

[@spinix3744]

let the Nigerian government continue, let them not stop, mumu dey get expiring date, by the time Nigerians mumu don expire, dey go collect, left right center, top bottom. even globally.

[@KevinAmenya]

The protest in Kenya in about Kenyans ordinary citizen vs political class. We came to realize politicians serve their own interests. We want a Kenya that works for us not a Kenya that Kenyans work for

[@magicalfootball2094]

Nigeria endsar went globally than Kenya because both the rich kids, celebrities,and the poor masses all protest against it,but Kenya also did there best and show the bad government there other eye side

[@olumideade6599]

"... You didn't know when you were splashing out, now you complaining that the naira is crashing out. Excuse me I beg your pardon Dis your story no dey add up... Weh done sir.... "

[@thefirst-yb8sj]

NIGERIA'S protest wasn't strategic, it was more of a jamboree. Kenya's protest was more purpose driven with set agenda. Nigeria needs to learn from Kenya where to channel their protest to.

[@joye5761]

A non Nigerian talking BS, face your country.

[@ogwudireokechukwumarshall8644]

Nigerian youths are busy posting videos of Davido's wedding

[@antoniakihara8788]

So cool to see Falz discuss this matter, it is a Pan African issue, may we all stand up!

[@davidmwalo5108]

And some are still being found dead and dumped in quarries after being abducted by forces

[@steveihechukwu4900]

a day is coming when these illegality in Nigeria will be legalized by this present generation anyhow

[@lucasomolo8443]

You people are getting everything wrong....we collected the MPs numbers and shared online so that everyone had their MPs contacts and pleaded with them to reject the finance bill... they refused to listen to the young people... they choose to obey Mr Ruto rather than to listen to the voters... on the day of the debate of the bill in Parliament we protested in Nairobi outside parliament but they choose to vote in favor of the bill... on the day of the demonstration the police were given a notice of the same and they gave us a permit for the demonstration...so actually...all the MPs were aware.... the security apparatus were aware... nobody can feign ignorance of what was going on... they only deliberately chose to do the wrong thing and give a blind eye to the right thing...excuse me Nigerians

[@onyiionwurah5475]

Kenya is a nation Nigeria is not a nation the difference is clear 👀👌

[@joshuafrank5838]

Before endsars use of military by the government, occupy Nigeria 2012, under Jonathan did use the military to crush the protest, and people died. The same goes for Obasanjo and IBB’s administration.

[@Sabrerattler007]

Falz is more reasonable than his dad these days.

[@kelvintarhofuojong707]

Kenya youths protest: That tax increase will increase cost of living. Nigeria youths: Remained complacent and unmoved when fuel subsidy were removed resulting to higher increase in cost of living and more poverty than Kenya. Insecurity and corruption is even more high in Nigeria. This really shows that Nigeria is one of the most peaceful and stable country in Africa.

[@samchs222]

They are two different things like comparing apples and oranges. Nigeria was borrowing money to pay for subsidies. Money that you and generations to come must pay back. These kind of debts is what makes Nigeria not able to build wealth. For example, Nigerian government can not sell Dangote as much oil he needs which will make us less dependent on buying expensive finished oil products. Protesting removal of fuel subsidy does not make sense because you are ultimately blocking your chances of building wealth. Kenyans protesting paying more taxes is to prevent government making them to build wealth as government takes a Hugh percentage of taxes

[@paulette..]

Let me just laugh 😂 😅

[@themark7948]

Oh. I thought you guys were praising Kenya to the heavens when they held their elections. Now the Kenyans are revolting against the same government, asking for the president to step down. Do Africans understand that democracy and good governance can be mutually exclusive. Besides, protesting about the increased taxes does not make the economic problem go away. The Kenyan people might have won the battle but they definitely haven't won the war.

[@melanin_n_kinks]

We're dealing with the corrupt leaders and their enablers. We're demanding accountability. It's a marathon, not a sprint.

[@paulette..]

That’s why we want to win war. The protesting has been going on for weeks now. Right now we are dealing with institutions like churches coz that’s where corruption is boosted most by religious leader, no corrupt politician is allowed to speak and go to church, the military is supporting the citizens, the police are something else.. our constitution allows impeachment of the president or any elected leader, it doesn’t matter if they’re elected or a nominee. Right now we are working on our IEBC, who conduct elections as it needs to be competent then we start the recall of MPs... so we know the win is yet to come!!!

[@76Excel]

Handsome Falz. God bless you🙏

[@olumideijaola]

Look Davido Wedding as an example,Nigeria is Doomed... Fighting won't solve anything...

[@nwanyimmaj293]

The older Yoruba Arise guy in the interview panel is just too backward. He is an Emilokan supporter. He thinks like the older generation supporting government stupidity just for the sake of it.

[@cajethanemeka7528]

Falz no harm in praising what Eedris did with that song. At least listen to it. By praising acknowledging him you acknowledge yourself. Jagaga was bomb and this Ebilokan is shell. The way you riggled about that question doesn't speak like you acknowledge other's effort apart from yours. Nigeria must survive.

[@onyekwereokafor5250]

#Eedrisabdulkarim and #Falz, The only 2 celebrities I respect for always standing in the gap for the people. May God bless and keep you both. Others are yeyebrities to me. They no nothing but display dollars, hard currencies, easy life on social media etc in midst of poverty stricken masses.

[@joye5761]

Reading the comments alone tells me what I already know, tribalism being the root course of Nigeria’s problem. Until that unholy, demonic alliance called tribalism is purged from the souls of most Nigerians, it’s a complete waste of time and effort having discussions like this. The carnage that was #Endsars will never happen again in Nigeria, not with these tribalistic mindsets and until we start seeing ourselves as Nigerians first before our tribes, there will be no progress.

[@nwaoliwegregorynonyalim4646]

My problem is tribal sensitiment and I don't know how this problem can be solved. Imagine Sanusi doing business with Wingwe while the problem of a Hausa youth is the kiosk of an Ibo boy in Kano and a piece of land of an Ibo man in Lagos is the problem of a Yoruba youth. It is a shame, the same is happening in the east and South-south

[@nwanyimmaj293]

Rise up Nigerians and save your country from these wolves in government.

[@Dr.zaidi4]

Why does this woman speak through her nose yet she's just nigerian? Is this tv channel another front of the western media? Lots of imitation

[@nchristpeace]

I wish someone would tell me why Ruto puts all his trust in the Western world. Everyone knows the history and ignoble intensions if the West? As long as Kenya aligns with the West the Kenyan people are in jeopardy!

[@Slyd1701]

when time rech we go move out %%100

[@titilolashaw4315]

Exactly💯

[@edwardthompsondavis8603]

We can't watch and lose our country. The masses are more powerful than them, people are the government.The day we understand that, will be the day Nigerians breath

[@marywanjiru8518]

I feel Kenya we have too much freedom, and democracy is at another level. With Nigeria it's different. I don't think they can protest😊

[@chomasensi]

It’s police crackdown, Kenyan military aren’t allowed to harm the citizens they are meant to protect in the first place as enshrined in the constitution. The military is respected and loved, the police on the other hand is a different story all together.

[@ephramevezi48]

Winning or rigging elections is not the only option. But do you have the mental capacity,integrity and vision to govern?. A lesson to APC led Tinubu administration.

[@Djeddie_]

Endsars was targeted at police, we never target government. Respect 🫡 Falz

[@AniGodswilluche]

Nigeria needs it now

[@melvinchuks3823]

Are you sure we Nigerians are not Gaint of social media Only care about wizkid and davido

[@Mervin-e7n]

And another thing too much class in Africa .we all are one . And if we live like one we can take our continent to where it belongs.

[@octaviawarigia9893]

Sorry point of correction KDF didnt shoot anyone its kenya police get it right please

[@maximillawafula5]

It's a current clip , Senator from Kisii very elegant and brief

[@davidihyev2348]

This could be African Summer protest