Nigerian rapper Falz has joined the growing chorus of voices criticizing the government’s response to the nationwide hunger protests.

In a series of tweets, Falz expressed his discontent with the president’s handling of the crisis, questioning his humanity and warning of potential consequences.

Falz’s tweets read:

– “You were told to step down, but you refused, claiming it’s your right. Can you continue to ignore the people’s cries?”

– “How long can you keep suppressing the people before it backfires?”

– “You attempted to discredit the protests as politically motivated, but the truth is clear.”

– “I genuinely don’t understand why it’s so hard to show empathy.”

Falz’s comments are a clear rebuke of the president’s perceived indifference to the struggles of Nigerians, who are facing hunger and economic hardship.

By speaking out, Falz adds his voice to the growing list of celebrities and public figures demanding action from the government.

His tweets emphasize the need for the president to take responsibility and address the nation’s problems, warning that continued neglect may lead to severe consequences. Falz’s intervention highlights the urgency of the situation and the need for a more humane approach to governance.