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In a candid podcast interview, Nigerian rapper and activist Falz revealed he may not raise his future children in Nigeria, citing insecurity, economic hardship, and risks tied to his activism. His dilemma reflects a growing concern among young Nigerians about the country’s future.
  • Security Fears: Falz cited kidnapping, violence, and threats against activists as major concerns.
  • Economic Uncertainty: Rising costs and unemployment make Nigeria a tough environment for raising children.
  • Activism Risks: His outspoken stance on social issues could endanger his family.
  • Hopeful but Hesitant: While he believes Nigeria "can get it right," he remains unsure about its future stability.
  • Broader Trend: Many middle-class Nigerians are emigrating or planning to raise children abroad for safety and better opportunities.
Falz’s dilemma mirrors a national crisis, parents questioning whether Nigeria is safe or prosperous enough for the next generation. His hesitation underscores deeper anxieties about governance and security. When even patriots like Falz doubt Nigeria’s future, it’s a wake-up call for systemic change.

"Would you raise your children in Nigeria today? Why or why not?"