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Popular Nigerian rapper, Falz excited as street named after him in Lagos

Popular Nigerian rapper, Folarin Falana popularly known as Falz has taken to social media to show his excitement after a street in Lagos state got named after him.

The singer revealed this on Friday, November 27, 2020, on his verified Instagram account. He shared a photo of him standing under the street sign with ‘FALZ FALANA LANE’ boldly written on it.

The “Bop Daddy” crooner jokingly jested those who don’t have a street named after them. He captioned the photo,

Wahala for who no get street name o! ? ?? Shoutout the plug @thehavenhomes ?

His fans and colleagues have showered congratulatory messages to hail him, others also noted that he deserved the recognition.

The multi-talented singer is well-deserving of the recognition as he has been an instrumental voice against bad governance, corruption and the recent uprising against police brutality in Nigeria.

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