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Falz Slams Government Spending, Calls Emi Lọkan Slogan Absurd

(Falz. Photo Credit: Leadership News)
Nigerian rapper and actor Falz has ignited fresh political debate after criticising the Federal Government’s spending priorities and describing the popular “Emi Lọkan” campaign slogan as the most absurd thing he has ever heard.
Speaking during a television interview, the outspoken entertainer questioned government expenditure amid the country’s worsening security and economic challenges, criticising what he described as a focus on acquiring luxury items instead of addressing pressing national issues.
“If you look at what has been spent on acquiring new vehicles, acquiring jets and all these things, and look at what has actually gone on with insecurity and what we’re facing, what are your priorities?” he asked.
The rapper also dismissed the notion that establishing more foundations was the answer to Nigeria’s problems, stating, “Is that the solution to our problems? More foundations? It’s absurd.”
Reacting to recent remarks by First Lady Oluremi Tinubu, who noted that the pressure on the government was enormous and that young Nigerians should also contribute to nation-building, Falz argued that governing was a responsibility that elected leaders voluntarily accepted.
“What do you mean pressure on the government? Did anyone beg you to take up this role?” he asked.
He reserved his sharpest criticism for the “Emi Lọkan” slogan, which translates to “It is my turn.”
“Do you know what that translates to in English? It is my turn.
I’ve never seen anything more absurd than that in my entire life,” Falz said.
“That means from day one that you set out on your political journey, this is the day you have been waiting for.
So, what can you come and say, pressure is much on you? Are you okay?”
His remarks have since gone viral, sparking mixed reactions online, with some praising him for speaking candidly on issues of governance, while others criticised his comments as politically motivated.

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